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Australian, Canadian judges to stay on Hong Kong top court as two British ones resign - Vimarsana News

Australian, Canadian judges to stay on Hong Kong top court as two British ones resign

HONG KONG (AFP): Australian and Canadian judges confirmed Thursday (March 31) they will stay on Hong Kong's top court after two senior British judges resigned to avoid endorsing China's crackdown on political freedoms in the financial hub.

Australian, Canadian judges to stay on Hong Kong top court - Vimarsana News

Australian, Canadian judges to stay on Hong Kong top court

Hong Kong (AFP), Mar 31 - Australian and Canadian judges confirmed Thursday they will stay on Hong Kong's top court after two senior British judges - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke

Nine Foreign Judges To Stay On Hong Kongs Top Court - Vimarsana News

Nine Foreign Judges To Stay On Hong Kongs Top Court

Nine foreign judges from Britain, Australia and Canada confirmed Thursday they will stay on Hong Kongs top court after two senior British justices resigned to avoid endorsing Chinas crackdown on political freedoms in the financial hub. Judges from common law jurisdictions are invited to sit as non ..

Two British judges resign from Hong Kong's top court - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Two British judges resign from Hong Kong's top court - Newspaper

British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss says the senior UK judges continuing to occupy roles there risked “legitimising oppression”.

Source: dawn.com
Two UK judges resign from Hong Kong's top court - Vimarsana News

Two UK judges resign from Hong Kong's top court

Two UK Supreme Court judges have resigned from Hong Kong's top court, as the government in London said it was "impossible" for them to keep serving in the former colony famed for its hybrid legal system.

Source: news24.com