National security and fundamental freedoms Hong Kong's Article 23 under scrutiny (Hong Kong University Press, 2005)
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Hong Kong's spring of discontent : the rise and fall of the National Security Bill in 2003 - Carole J. Petersen -- - Counter-revolutionaries, subversives, and terrorists : China's evolving national security law - Fu Hualing -- - Consultation document and the bill : an overview - Albert H.Y. Chen -- - Old and new visions of security : Article 23 compared to post-September 11 security laws - Kent Roach -- - Treason and subversion in Hong Kong - D.W. Choy and Richard Cullen -- - Secession offence in Hong Kong and the "one-country, two systems" dilemma - Kelley Loper -- - Past and future offences of sedition in Hong Kong - Fu Hualing -- - National security and the unauthorized and damaging disclosure of protected information - Johannes Chan -- - Article 23 and freedom of the press : a journalistic perspective - Doreen Weisenhaus -- - Connecting door : the proscription of local organizations - Lison Harris, Lily Ma, and C.B. Fung -- - Appeal mechanism under the National Security Bill : a proper balance between fundamental human rights and national security? - Lin Feng -- - "Knock, knock. Who's there?" -- entry and search powers for Article 23 offences - Simon N.M. Young -- - Case for extraterritoriality - Bing Ling