Access to Information Sub-committee of the Law Reform Commission published a consultation paper On 6 December 2018, to invite public views on whether reform of the current regime on access by the public to information held by the Government is needed. In response to the consultation paper, we therefore submit that:
Submissions
Response to LRC Access to Information Consultation Paper (Deadline 5 March!)
Which government official should take responsibility in the problems with the Shatin-Central link? Who ordered the firing of tear gas grenades during the Occupy Movement? Why hasn’t the Inland Revenue Department asked former Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying to pay tax for the money he has taken from UGL? Without an
(Welcome to Download) Response to the recommendations to Law Reform Committee Access to Information Consultation Paper
HKJA drafted a document to respond the consultation questions for the LRC Access to Information Consultation Papers. You may download via the link below: Download Here To: Law Reform Commission of Hong Kong, Access to Information Law Sub-committee, 4/F, East Wing, Justice Place, 18 Low Albert Road, Central, Hong
Submission on new National Security Law of PRC in Relation to Human Rights Protection
Hong Kong Journalists Association, International Federation of Journalists and Independent Commentators Association welcome the public consultation for the People’s Republic of China National Security Law(draft)(Second reading draft)( hereafter new National Security Law) announced by the Standing Committee of National People’s Congress. These three organizations believe that the public consultation is
Submission on new National Security Law of PRC in Relation to principle of “One Country Two Systems”
Hong Kong Journalists Association, International Federation of Journalists and Independent Commentators Association welcome the public consultation for the People’s Republic of China National Security Law(draft)(Second reading draft)( hereafter new National Security Law) announced by the Standing Committee of National People’s Congress. These three organizations believe that the public consultation is
Submission to LegCo on Interception of Communications and Surveillance (Amendment) Bill 2015
HKJA Submission to the Legislative Council on the Interception of Communications and Surveillance (Amendment) Bill 2015 1. The Interception of Communications and Surveillance (Amendment) Bill put forward by the government more than a year after the public consultation is primarily concerned with enlarging the supervisory power of the Commissioner on
HKJA’s SUBMISSION TO LEGCO ON GOVERNMENT CONSULTATION PAPER ON STALKING
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HKJA Submission to United Nations Human Rights Committee on Press Freedom from the Perspective of Hong Kong Journalists
The Constitution of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) stipulated that her citizens enjoy freedom of speech and of the press[1]. Despite the written guarantee, numerous citizens been penalized for exercising their freedom of speech and local journalists face mounting up pressure of censorship. The worst situation in the past