The book looks into how the 9/11 incident caused countries to enact counter-terrorism legislations.
National Security and Fundamental Freedoms Hong Kong’s Article 23 Under Scrutiny 國家安全與基本自由：審視香港基本法第23條
The book contains a collection of essays on discussion of balance between national security and civil liberties in Hong Kong.
國安法, 廿三條, 安全與自由? : 國家安全法之立法及比較研究 = A study on National Security Law and Hong Kong Basic Law Article 23
The book discusses the history of enacting Basic Law art. 23 in Hong Kong and compares the national security laws in other jurisdictions.
China’s National Security: Endangering Hong Kong’s Rule of Law?
The book discusses how the Chinese government conceives of its national security and the position of Hong Kong. The book also analyses Hong Kong’s sources […]
Hong Kong’s contentious national security law concerns some academics
The article expresses concern on the impact of national security law over academic freedom.
Development of the Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Protest into a “New Cold War”- Shift from Opposing the Fugitive Offenders (Amendment) Bill to Opposing the Hong Kong National Security Law
The paper foresees that the pro-democracy protest in 2019 will evolve into the tension between the US and China.
China’s National Security Law for Hong Kong
This is a report on national security law provided by the US congress.
Albert H. Y. Chen and Simon S N. Young, Liability for Imposing Sanctions under Hong Kong’s National Security Law, Vol 50(2), Hong Kong Law Journal 2020
The article examines the effect of National Security Law on banks and financial institutions who must give effect to external sanctions or other measures directed […]
Fu Hualing and Richard Cullen, “National Security Law in Hong Kong Quo Vadis – A Study of Article 23 of the Basic Law of Hong Kong”, Vol 19(2), UCLA Pacific Basin Law Journal (2002)
The article examines the likely future direction of national security legislation in Hong Kong.