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0:32:46

The Monarchy-led Urban Development: Lessons from Bangkok’s Planning Regime (22 April 2024)

0:49:09

Done and Undone While Resisting: Global Poverty and the 21st Century (12 April 2024)

0:39:59

(A Lack of) Pre-Charge Engagement in England and Wales: A Missed Opportunity (27 February 2024)

0:46:28

Non-Fungible Tokens: Art and Crime in a Virtual World (17 January 2024)

0:45:40

Social and Economic Rights: An International & Comparative Argument for Justiciability (23 Feb 2024)

0:44:35

The Perennial Problem with Disclosure (22 February 2024)

0:43:33

Embedded Supervision: China’s Prosecutorial Public Interest Litigation against Govt (22 Jan 2024)

0:56:05

Conditioned Thinking about Criminal Fault (9 April 2024)

0:47:54

Global Constitutionalism, Great Power Competition and Prerogative Power (10 January 2024)

0:37:47

The Legal Education System in India and Its New Initiatives (25 March 2024)

0:40:42

Rule of Law Backsliding and the Response by European Courts (ECtHR and CJEU) (7 February 2024)

1:02:28

HKU CCPL Talk: Where Does U.S.-China Scholarly Exchange Go From Here? (17 January 2024)

1:15:15

LGB Human Rights in Europe, Taiwan, and Hong Kong: Developments Since 2020 by Robert Wintemute

0:44:19

Human Rights from the bottom-up in Uzbekistan by Dilfuza Kurolova

0:40:05

Hamish Stewart - Can Criminal Law be Personalized? Reflections on Artificial Intelligence and ...

0:44:59

Human Rights - the Pacific Island (Pasifika) way by Ana Tuiketei & Petra Butler

0:47:47

Andrew Tucker - Critically engaging with international human rights discourses and related ...

1:06:51

Responsive Judicial Review: Democracy and Dysfunction in the Modern Age (OUP, 2023) - Rosalind Dixon

1:28:43

The Rule of Law Through Thick and Thin: International Law from the Internal Point of View

1:43:30

CCPL In-Person Event: Overseas Qualified Lawyers in Hong Kong's National Security Cases

1:25:07

A Pandemic of Populists (CUP, 2022) with the author - Wojciech Sadurski

1:38:12

Recentering the World: China and the Transformation of International Law (CUP, 2022) - Ryan Mitchell