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泰國警察總部嘅「潑水節」

星期二泰國示威中，唔只有水炮同催淚彈，同時响警察話無人開過槍嘅情況下，有六個人受槍傷。

今日示威者响警察總部出面，用潑墨同水槍「回禮」，仲送上狗糧，

//Dog food was left at the gate for officers who were labelled “slaves of tyranny”. //

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報導：
《The Times》
Thousands on streets as protests rage in Bangkok
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/world/thailand-protesters-injured-as-constitution-is-debated-by-mps-50j8mvfcp
《The Guardian》
10,000 pro-democracy protesters march on Thai police HQ
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/nov/18/over-10000-pro-democracy-protesters-march-on-thai-police-hq
《Reuters》
Thai protesters target police HQ after day of violence
https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-thailand-protests/thai-protesters-target-police-hq-after-day-of-violence-idUKKBN27Y0NE

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2020-07-31 00:18:56 有 292 人按讚

The Fate of Authoritarian System (Lee Yee)

As the Legislative Council (LegCo) election date is getting closer, the Hong Kong pro-CCP government pondered what tactic to use – the DQ (disqualifying candidates) tactic or the postponement tactic? Then came the latest rumor: the election will be postponed for a year due to the epidemic.

Only the mentally-challenged would believe that excuse.

Although many pan-democratic camp (pan-dems) candidates cannot make up their minds on which direction to go within their response to the confirmation letter, the government is still wary of the DQ tactic: if it excavates what the candidates did or said in the past and uses that to mass DQ them, people would be appalled by it and reaction from the international side would be strong; if it accepts their writings in the confirmation letter and let them through the gate, then it is extremely likely the pan-dems would win the election. So DQ wouldn’t work, postponement it is then.

The postponement tactic is actually directly in breach of the Basic Law Article 69 which sets the term of office for four years. Of course, when such unrefined law like the National Security Law (NSL), which blatantly violates the Basic Law, can be so speedily passed and immediately implemented, then the Basic Law has long become garbage in the eye of the CCP, who can now stamp and approve all the dirty deeds with the National People's Congress (NPC) seal and fool itself that everything is legal.

But this could be another miscalculated blunder in the making. Postponing the election for a year would actually attract more criticism from the international society than the DQ tactic, because although DQ is against human rights, it is not unlawful to do so; however, the postponement has obviously violated the constitution. Maintaining the regulations of a constitutional system is the most basic rule a civilized government required to follow. The western politicians are the most stubborn about this.

Despite the news of last year’s anti-ELAB movement being closely followed worldwide, apart from the US, the western countries did not react too much on the parliamentary levels; hiding Wuhan virus from everyone which led to a global pandemic had also not caused any actions except Trump who flared up plenty of times, and some minor mutterings from some western countries with no real action; The noise surrounding the China-US trade war escalated, but many western countries were reluctant to get involved or ban Huawei as they wanted to maintain a relationship with China. But then when Hong Kong NSL was launched, and all hell broke loose. Within a month, the US stepped up its anti-China action and gradually revealed its sanctioning measurements. The Five Eyes and even the pro-China EU have all halted their extradition treaty with Hong Kong. The UK became the first country that banned Huawei.

Halting the extradition treaty is due to the NSL claims that criminals can be sent to China to go on trial, which was a different scenario when the treaty was signed. The NSL has indicated that Hong Kong’s judicial system is no longer independent from China. Last year, 65% of China’s foreign investment was via Hong Kong. Foreign investors chose Hong Kong as a base because they believed Hong Kong had judicial independence. However, with the implementation of NSL, it is no longer the case.

Right now, there are increased actions against the NSL from western countries daily and this sanctioning circle is growing. China has to utter gibberish like “angry”, “sternly refute” to different countries every day.

The CCP and Hong Kong pro-CCP camp thought postponing LegCo election is just a trivial matter, but Pompeo said he would pay extra attention to Hong Kong’s LegCo election in September; UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has also told Wang Yi, China’s Foreign Minister, the same in a call.
Yan Zeya, a Taiwanese author said yesterday on Facebook, “I hope Taiwan and Hong Kong would break this misconception, that the left-wing in the West are pro-China, and the right-wing are anti-China. Take the New Zealand Prime Minister as an example. She is from the Labor Party, left-wing, but not pro-China. How the left and right are divided in a country depends on internal affairs and its economy, but has nothing to do with foreign policies. Its attitude towards another country is not distinguished by left or right, but hawk and dove. Some country’s hawks ally with the right, some with the left, some do not ally with any side. Furthermore, if there are more than one hostile countries, then the same country could be a hawk to country A, and a dove to country B.

NZ Prime Minister Ardern clearly indicated during last week’s China Business Summit, that the NZ government differ from China on some issues, including Hong Kong NSL, the situation of Uyghurs in Xinjiang and Taiwan joining the WHO. She emphasized, that these subjects are extremely important to the Kiwis (New Zealand people).

Lately, the China policies of the US and western countries are becoming more aligned – they are all becoming the eagle. The catalyst of this drastic change is indeed Hong Kong NSL; and the postponement of the LegCo election would only exacerbate the anti-China and anti-Hong Kong actions.

Once a rule is broken, one would keep breaking it; to use a lie to cover a lie, it must be a bigger lie; to fix the loophole by breaking rules, the hole would only get bigger; to use mistake to mend another mistake would only create a bigger mistake. And this, is the fate of the authoritarian system.

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2017-10-18 04:17:53 有 21 人按讚

TWELVE TOP INTERNATIONAL LAWYERS WARN OF “GRAVE THREATS” TO RULE OF LAW, JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN HONG KONG

For Immediate Release - Monday 16 October, 2017

Twelve senior international lawyers from the United Kingdom, the United States of America, Australia, Canada, South Africa and Malaysia, including the United Kingdom’s former Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice Lord Falconer QC, released a letter today expressing their concern that the imprisonment of Joshua Wong, Alex Chow and Nathan Law represents “a serious threat to the rule of law and a breach of the principle of ‘double jeopardy’ in Hong Kong”.

The lawyers criticize the Public Order Ordinance as a violation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and warn that China’s 2014 White Paper on Hong Kong threatens the independence of the judiciary which “risks becoming a charade, at the beck and call of the Chinese Communist Party.” Hong Kong’s rule of law and basic freedoms, at the heart of the principle of “one country, two systems”, now face grave threats, the twelve lawyers warn.

In addition to the former Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice in the United Kingdom, the letter is also signed by six other Queen’s Counsel (QCs) from the United Kingdom, including the chair of the Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales Kirsty Brimelow QC, former chief prosecutor in the trial of Slobodan Milosevic, Sir Geoffrey Nice QC, the former United Nations chief war crimes prosecutor in Sierra Leone, Sir Desmond de Silva QC, the United Kingdom’s former Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation and President of the Howard League for Penal Reform, Lord Carlile of Berriew QC, as well as prominent barristers Michael Mansfield QC and Rajiv Menon QC.

The South African judge and international jurist Justice Richard Goldstone, Canadian lawyer David Matas, Malaysian advocate and solicitor Andrew Khoo, Australian lawyer and former UN head of human rights in East Timor Patrick Burgess and American lawyer Jared Genser, who has represented several international figures such as Burma’s democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi when she was under house arrest, China’s Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo who died earlier this year and his widow Liu Xia, and former President of the Maldives Mohamed Nasheed, are also signatories to the letter.

The lawyers note that “serious concerns over the independence of the judiciary arise” from recent events in Hong Kong, as warned by Hong Kong’s own Court of Final Appeal Judge Kemal Bokhary five years ago. “Hong Kong’s judges want to protect its independence, but they face increasing pressure from Beijing,” the letter observed.

The full text of the letter is as follows:

As lawyers, we regard the imprisonment of Joshua Wong, Alex Chow and Nathan Law in Hong Kong as a serious threat to the rule of law and a breach of the principle of “double jeopardy” in Hong Kong – in violation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

These student activists led the Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong in 2014 – one of the most peaceful public protests the world has seen. Joshua Wong, Nathan Law and Alex Chow were already punished by a court a year ago. Joshua and Nathan respectively served 80 and 120 hours of community service, and Alex received a three-week suspended sentence. Yet the Hong Kong government decided to reopen the case and sought tougher punishments.

The law under which they were charged, the Public Order Ordinance, has been criticized by the United Nations for “facilitat[ing] excessive restrictions” to basic rights, and is incompatible with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), which applies to Hong Kong. Human rights organisations have long urged Hong Kong to revise the ordinance to comply with the ICCPR.

Serious concerns over the independence of the judiciary arise. Court of Final Appeal judge Kemal Bokhary warned of “storm clouds” over the judiciary five years ago. Hong Kong’s judges want to protect its independence, but they face increasing pressure from Beijing. In 2014, China issued a White Paper declaring that Beijing has “comprehensive jurisdiction over Hong Kong” – instead of “the high degree of autonomy” provided for in the Sino-British Joint Declaration and the Basic Law, Hong Kong’s constitution. China also announced that Hong Kong’s judges are merely “administrators” who must love the country and be "subject to oversight by the central government”. The independence of the judiciary, a pillar of Hong Kong, risks becoming a charade, at the beck and call of the Chinese Communist Party.

Hong Kong’s rule of law and basic freedoms, at the heart of the principle of “one country, two systems”, now face grave threats.

Kirsty Brimelow QC
Patrick Burgess – President of Asia Justice and Rights (AJAR)
Lord Carlile of Berriew CBE QC
Sir Desmond De Silva QC
Lord Falconer of Thoroton QC – former Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice
Jared Genser – Freedom Now
Justice Richard Goldstone (South Africa)
Andrew Khoo (Malaysia)
David Matas (Canada)
Michael Mansfield QC
Rajiv Menon QC
Sir Geoffrey Nice QC – former chief prosecutor in the trial of Slobodan Milosevic

Coverage by The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/…/uk-lawyers-say-hong-kong-rule…

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0:47 第一遍英文朗讀
2:54 新聞 & 相關單字解說
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👉 Associated Press: https://apnews.com/article/health-coronavirus-pandemic-4c11cb1a929ffbe0c6b15fd446ef9172
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本集提到的單字片語：
Haiti 海地
Earthquake 地震
Thailand 泰國
Bangkok 曼谷
Demonstration Alert 示威警報
Reform 改革
Demonstration(s) 遊行
Protest(s) 抗議
Demonstrators 遊行者
Protestors 抗議者
Rally 一大群人的集會
Riot 暴動
Rioters 暴動的人、暴徒
Rotting fruit 腐爛水果
Symbolise 象徵
Prime minister 總理
Barbed wire 帶刺的鐵絲網
Shipping containers 貨櫃
Rubber bullets 橡皮子彈 / 橡膠子彈
Tear gas 催淚瓦斯
Water cannons 水砲
Anti-government protest 反政府抗議活動
Breach(es) 違反
Press charges 起訴
Heavy-handedness 粗暴的手段
Jeopardize (UK 拼法 jeopardise) 危害
Ping pong bombs 乒乓球炸彈
Slingshots 彈弓
Bricks 磚塊
Firecrackers 鞭炮
Lockdown 封鎖
Resign 辭職 / 下台
Constitution 憲法
Monarchy 君主制度
Contentious 有爭議的
Prayuth Chan-ocha 泰國總理
Martial law 戒嚴
Royalist 保皇主義
King Maha Vajiralongkorn 泰國現任國王
Unheard of 聞所未聞的
Thai(s) 泰國人
Playboy 花花公子
Constitutional monarchy 君主立憲制
Bhumibol Adulyadej 泰國上一任國王
Coup d’état(s) 軍事政變
Enough
Sufficient
Adequate
Inadequate
Anxious 焦慮
Mantra 口號、咒語

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Our Constitution. Preamble to our Constitution ... within which as much power as feasible is exercised by the nations and regions of the United Kingdom.

#47. Protecting the Constitution - Policy Exchange

Constitution : How and why Parliament should limit judicial power. Richard Ekins. Foreword by Rt Hon Lord Howard of Lympne CH QC. Policy Exchange is the UK's ...

#48. The British Constitutional System

The British Constitution is not contained in any one document nor is there such a thing as higher order law, entrenchment. The Constitution evolved over time ...

#49. The Constitution Act, 1867, 30 & 31 Vict, c 3 - CanLII

CONSTITUTION ACT, 1867. 30 & 31 Victoria, c. 3 (U.K.). An Act for the Union of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick, and the Government thereof; ...

#50. Constitution - bristol.gov.uk

We have a constitution which sets out: how the council operates; how decisions are made; the procedures which are followed to make sure that these are ...

#51. THE CONSTITUTION ACTS, 1867 to 1982 - Laws.justice.gc.ca

CONSTITUTION ACT, 1867. 30 & 31 Victoria, c. 3 (U.K.). An Act for the Union of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick, and the Government thereof; ...

#52. Brexit troubles: does the UK need a written constitution?

Now, constitutional law must be the most exciting subject on the ... up by Brexit has been whether the UK needs a written constitution.

#53. Why the British constitution's finest moment should also be its ...

Today's Supreme Court judges have been brave - but now only an huge and overdue exercise in democracy towards a new written constitution ...

#54. Is it time for a written constitution in the UK?

Calls are growing for a codified British constitution as the battle between government and Parliament over Brexit plays out in the Supreme ...

#55. How democratic is the UK's basic constitutional law?

The UK constitution is facilitating repeated high-level democratic exercises – some easily anticipated, like the 2015 election, others less so, ...

#56. Current Constitutional Issues Faced by the United Kingdom

The United Kingdom constitution is, in many respects, written because a large part of it is embodied in statute law. So it's written it's authoritative but what ...

#57. Britain's constitution after Brexit – the case for codification

A codified constitution would recognize that the UK depends on the consent of the people of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. It ...

#58. The Independent Guide to the UK Constitution: What everyone ...

The UK's democratic liberties are the envy of the world. They are also precarious. We have no written constitution, and the unwritten ...

#59. The Separation of Powers and the British Constitution - SSRN ...

This paper considers the changing understanding of the Separation of Powers in British constitutional scholarship.

#60. The English Constitution | work by Bagehot | Britannica

In 1867 Bagehot published The English Constitution, an attempt to look behind the facade of the British system of government—crown, Lords, and Commons—to ...

#61. Do we need a written constitution? You're asking the wrong ...

But seeing the judiciary intervene over Brexit is actually where we have been moving towards in the UK for some years.

#62. Revision Summary Sheet - The British Constitution

Revision Summary Sheet - The British Constitution ... Decision and law-making body of the UK. ... A constitution in which not all parts are collected.

#63. COVID-19. Constitutional uncertainty in the UK - GA_P

The foundations of the British constitution derive from various sources including the following: parliamentary sovereignty; statutes with ...

#64. The British Constitution - History Learning Site

The British Constitution is unwritten in one single document, unlike the constitution in America or the proposed European Constitution, and as ...

#65. The Changing UK Constitution - The Federal Trust

Devolution has 'knock-on' implications for many aspects of the UK constitution. The United Kingdom may still be classified as a unitary ...

#66. Coronavirus and the Constitution

Is devolution problematic to crisis management? In this guest blog, Jim Gallagher provides an overview of the UK and devolved governments' ...

#67. Developments in UK Constitutional Law: The Year 2016 in ...

The unentrenched nature of the British Constitution, the evanescent boundaries between 'constitutional' law and ordinary law (and between law ...

#68. The legal constitution: United Kingdom parliament and ...

Britain's traditional constitutional arrangements served to keep the courts out of politics. The dominant legal doctrine, parliamentary sovereignty, asserts.

#69. The UK's Post-Brexit 'Constitutional Unsettlement'

The UK has left the EU, and Boris Johnson and the Conservative party now enjoy a commanding majority in the House of Commons after several years ...

#70. 181 | Talking Politics Guide to ... The UK Constitution

We talk to lawyer and constitutional expert Alison Young about the current pressures on the UK constitution, from Brexit to devolution to ...

#71. State and nation after Brexit: UK constitution and sovereignty

Michael Keating explores how united the United Kingdom is after Brexit through analysis of the UK constitution, ideas of sovereignty and ...

#72. UK constitution conundrum | Opinion | Law Gazette

The UK is one of only three democracies not to have codified their constitutions. Should it do so?

#73. Britain has no written constitution. Meet the man who drafted ...

Britain is one of only three major democracies in the world that lacks a written, codified constitution. With the 800 th anniversary of Magna ...

#74. The UK Constitution After Miller - Bloomsbury Collections

Each, in its own way, illuminates the British constitution: by grappling either with what it meant in constitutional terms to become a Member State of the EU, ...

#75. Human rights and the UK constitution (or, why turkeys don't ...

... who knows a bit about the British constitution, and Professor Conor Gearty. The conclusions represent – at least in my experience – the ...

#76. What Is A Written Constitution? Is One Needed? - Politics.co.uk

An overview of a written constitution, the nature of the current UK constitution, its history and related controversies.

#77. Brexit Means Britain Needs a Constitution - Foreign Policy

It is commonly said that the United Kingdom has no constitution. Indeed, some have joked that the British constitution is not worth the ...

#78. The Brexit crisis shows why the UK finally needs a written ...

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson sparked fury Wednesday among ... But it is also absurd because we have no written constitution.

#79. 4.3 - Why isn't the Uk's constitution codified - and should it be?

Britain, of course, unlike virtually every other liberal democracy in the world, hasn't gone that one step further and signed up to a codified constitution.

#80. Should Britain Adopt a Written Constitution?

Meaning that Parliament, as opposed to a codified constitution, is the highest source of law in the UK (Dicey, 1959), and that the executive, ...

#81. The Pros and Cons of an 'Unwritten' Constitution - The Lawyer ...

It's well known that the UK has an 'unwritten' constitution but do you know what this means and what the advantages and disadvantages are.

#82. Principles of the UK Constitution – A Level Politics AQA Revision

Principles of the UK Constitution. Parliamentary sovereignty: the principle that absolute, supreme and unrestricted power lies with Parliament. JS Mill ...

#83. The Constitution - British Monarchist League

A constitutional monarchy is a form of constitutional government, where a hereditary monarch is the head of state, unlike in an absolute monarchy, wherein the ...

#84. UK Constitution and Government/Constitution - Wikibooks

The British constitution is spread across a number of sources: 1. Statute law ... Constitutional conventions (accepted norms of political behaviour)

#85. Constitutional change: how you can keep track - Public Law ...

In the first project of its kind, Public Law Project (PLP) has today launched a UK constitutional reform tracker, identifying the wide range ...

#86. Is Brexit a British Constitutional Crisis?

Brexit, the UK's campaign to leave the European Union, has sparked ongoing political and constitutional controversy. However, the UK doesn't ...

#87. The British Constitution: Labour's Constitutional Revolution

The Labour government elected in the United Kingdom in May 1997 has embarked on the country's biggest ever program of constitutional change.

#88. Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) / Twitter

UK's leading research centre on constitutional change based @uclspp. Parliament, government, referendums, elections. Sign up for our events, ...

#89. Consent: the dynamite at the heart of the British constitution

The British constitution never looked less like itself than in the final months of the UK's EU membership. In office was a government that ...

#90. 3. The features and sources of the UK constitution | Law Trove

This chapter examines the characteristics of the UK constitution. The main features of the UK constitution is that it is uncodified; flexible; ...

#91. The unwritten British constitution: in need of a written one?

Unlike France, the UK does not have a written constitution embodied in a single document. Historically, the UK has not had one single document comprising of ...

#92. LSE - Crowdsourcing a constitution for the United Kingdom

How the London School of Economics to used Crowdicity Idea Management Software to crowdsource a constitution for the United Kingdom.

#93. Does the UK Have a Constitution? - LawTeacher.net

“…The British constitution is written, but it is not codified into a single official document…Therefore the United Kingdom still lacks a ...

#94. Britain's Daft Constitution - Republic

Former government minister Norman Baker once said that the British constitution "isn't worth the paper it's not written on", while the late ...

#95. The United Kingdom Constitution on the move - The Supreme ...

Until 1998 we would probably have said that this was not a feature of the UK Constitution. (perhaps forgetting the Government of Ireland Act ...

#96. The Scottish Parliament and law making - OpenLearn - The ...

The written part of the UK's constitution is formed by constitutional statutes. These are seen as the legal sources of the UK's constitution. They are acts of ...

#97. Britain's Unwritten Constitution Suddenly Looks Fragile

LONDON — Britain has never had a proper, written constitution, a matter of some pride to Britons. While Americans haggle over their rules, ...

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