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Wilkinson's Professional Conduct of Lawyers in Hong Kong Desk Edition 2026Gary MeggittLexisNexisPublished in May 20261122 pp.Wilkinson's Professional Conduct of Lawyers in Hong Kong - Desk Edition 2026 continues to incorporate the best of its previous editions, enhanced by recent developments introduced by legislation, Law Society Circulars, Bar Circulars, Law Society and Judici...

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"A Confucian virtue ethics approach to medical internship in Hong Kong"Trevor Wan and Victor LiBMJ Journal of Medical Ethics ForumPublished online: January 2026In Hong Kong, an internship, also called housemanship, is a 12-month period during which fresh medical graduates rotate across four departments in public hospitals and acquire hands-on clinical experience through daily ca...

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Truth Commissions and International Law: Jurisdiction, Representation, AuthorityValeria Vázquez GuevaraCambridge University PressPublished in June 2026252 pp.Abstract: This book examines how truth commissions construct authoritative accounts of conflict, and how they account for the plurality of accounts across affected communities. Vázquez Guevara examines three of the earliest...

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"Protecting Human Creativity from AI’s Grip"Haochen SunHKU BulletinPublished in May 2026Professor Haochen Sun of the Faculty of Law has been looking at the threats to human creativity from AI, and possible legal and ethical remedies.Every big AI platform has faced lawsuits for using existing creative works to train their models without permission or compensation, with plaintiffs...

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