... he recent Court of Appeal ruling, in which student leaders Joshua Wong, Alex Chow and Nathan Law were found to have had the intention to “seize” Civic Square, which the judges said manifested the viol ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-19
... uccessful court challenge, and a counter-offer from the media moguls. The new CBS offer raises the pool of cash payable to creditors by A$8.6 million (US$6.8 million) to A$40.6 million, documents publ ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-19
... , and the court also rules in their favor, that will inevitably give rise to an intriguing constitutional issue: What are they going to do with their dual seats? As such, we are not optimistic about t ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-18
... oducts to court mainland consumers. Chinese consumers have always preferred imported goods to domestic products. But domestic firms are catching up with products of better quality. Many Chinese brands ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-15
... District Court convicted Yeh of aggravated fraud and counterfeiting food products in 2015 and sentenced him to 20 years in prison, the most serious penalty handed down on the island for food safety v ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-15
... the High Court after the government launched legal action for improper oath-taking. Since Leung Kwok-hung and Lau Siu-lai have appealed their cases to the Court of Appeal, their seats will not be con ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-15
One of the six lawmakers who were stripped of their seats in the Legislative Council by the High Court said she would consider running in a by-election in her constituency. Lau Siu-lai, founder of Dem ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-14
As the Court of Final Appeal has rejected bids by two ousted Youngspiration lawmakers to move forward with appeals over their disqualification, the legal proceedings over the Legco oath-taking saga ca ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-14
... mits. The Court of Appeal was absolutely right when, in jailing three activists for storming government headquarters, it made clear a deterrence sentence was needed to discourage young people from vio ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-14
... mits. The Court of Appeal was absolutely right when, in ...全文
今日信報時事評論STRAIGHT-SHOOTING褚簡寧 Michael Chugani2017年09月14日
... leading a court to rule that they never officially became lawmakers. The Youngspiration pair, who also failed in their final legal appeal against their disqualifications last month, were asked to pay ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-13
... the High Court after the government launched legal action for improper oath-taking. Law and Yiu have decided not to appeal the court verdict, while Leung Chung-hang and Yau Wai-ching saw their applic ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-13
... istrates’ Court later that day before the judge ordered a remand. Investigation revealed that Khaw’s wife, 47, left their home in Sai Kung in the afternoon of May 22, 2015, driving a car with their 16 ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-12
Leung Kwok-hung and Lau Siu-lai, two of the four pro-democracy lawmakers who were disqualified by the High Court in July for improper oath-taking last year, took their cases to the Court of Appeal. Th ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-12
... d General Court, Europe’s second-highest, is expected to take several years before ruling on the appeal. A court spokeswoman said Google had not asked for an interim order to suspend the European Unio ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-12
... gnize the court's authority. Lee Ming-che, a community college teacher known for his pro-democracy and rights activism, went missing on a trip to mainland China in March. China’s authorities later con ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-12
... ce but to court the US. Abe, in fact, has done so assiduously, and successfully, ever since Trump’s election. But, in the long run, Japan understandably wants to have much greater control over decisio ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-11
... uperb all-court tennis, there was no weakness for him to exploit. In the end, he and the crowd could only watch as Nadal punched his hands into the air in victory, one finger raised to signal his stat ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-11
... A French court ruled in July French court ruled that Google, now part of Alphabet Inc., was not liable to pay 1.1 billion euros (US$1.3 billion) in back taxes because it had no “permanent establishme ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-11
Civic Passion lawmaker Cheng Chung-tai appeared in court on Thursday and denied two charges of desecrating the regional and national flags last October during a Legislative Council session. The incide ...More
EJ Insight2017-09-08
