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Former chief justice Beverley McLachlin to step down from controversial Hong Kong court - Vimarsana News

Former chief justice Beverley McLachlin to step down from controversial Hong Kong court

McLachlin has faced pressure to resign from court over concerns about eroding freedoms in Hong Kong

Exclusive | Exit of 2 UK judges won't affect top Hong Kong court's independence, ex-justice chief says - Vimarsana News

Exclusive | Exit of 2 UK judges won't affect top Hong Kong court's independence, ex-justice chief says

Former secretary for justice Teresa Cheng says the rule of law will continue to be upheld and judicial independence practised.

Source: scmp.com
Hong Kong's judiciary says city's top court operations face limited impact after Australian judge declines to renew tenure - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong's judiciary says city's top court operations face limited impact after Australian judge declines to renew tenure

Australian judge Anthony Gleeson, 85, ‘did not wish’ to renew his tenure as an overseas non-permanent justice on the apex court, citing his age, Hong Kong’s judiciary says.

Source: scmp.com
A new documentary will soon tell the whole country about 'The House on Jonathan Street' - Vimarsana News

A new documentary will soon tell the whole country about 'The House on Jonathan Street'

“The House on Jonathan Street” highlights the rehabilitation of a historic log cabin in Hagerstown’s oldest Black neighborhood.

Source: yahoo.com
Jimmy Lai's landmark trial is a test of Hong Kong's courts - Vimarsana News

Jimmy Lai's landmark trial is a test of Hong Kong's courts

The prosecution of the media mogul shows how the city's legal protections have withered, critics say.

Source: bbc.com