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The Content of Fundamental and Other Constitutional Rights in Hong KongSwati JhaveriFaculty of Law, National University of Singapore Richard Gordon QCaffiliation not provided to SSRN January 1, 2009 JUDICIAL REVIEW IN HONG KONG, R. Gordon, J. Mok, eds., LexisNexis, 2009 Abstract: This chapter discusses the Hong Kong courts’ approach to determining the scope and content of constitutional rights in the Basic Law of Hong Kong when such rights are relied on by applications in judicial review proceedings. In particular, it looks at the courts’ approach to determining the scope and content of the freedom of expression; freedom of assembly; freedom of thought, conscience and religion; liberty of movement; and rights relating to access to justice.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 50 Keywords: Judicial Review, Constitutional Law, Human Rights, Constitutional Rights, Constitution, Fundamental Rights, Administrative Law, Public Law Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: May 4, 2011Suggested Citation |
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