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I was awarded the Pro Bono Individual Gold Awards by the Law Society of Hong Kong Pro in 2010-12 and 2014, and the Pro Bono Individual Award by the Home Affairs Bureau in 2012 and 2015, for having volunteered 100+ hours annually to community and pro bono services. While I am grateful for the recognition,
This is an adapted translation of a Chinese piece I wrote and published in the Sing Tao Daily newspaper on 4 February 2014: Not only must litigants deal with the challenges arising from the legal merits of their cases, they must also comply with court rules and procedures. What forms and documents must be submitted
Hong Kong has enacted laws and ratified treaties to protect disabled persons and children. But, there are very few laws addressing specifically the provision of educational services for children with special needs. Non-binding instruments largely govern this topic. To its credit, the government has issued and continuously refined education policies since 1997. Students with severe or
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