6. National Security and Judicial Independence: A Clash of Fundamental Values

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. 1. Introduction: Re-balancing Freedom and Security in Post-NSL Hong Kong 1
4. 2. The National Security Law of the HKSAR: A Contextual and Legal Study 20
5. 3. The Hong Kong National Security Law: The Shifted Grundnorm of Hong Kong’s Legal Order and Its Implications 49
6. 4. Theories of Sovereignty in the Origins and Implementation of Hong Kong’s National Security Law 72
7. 5. Hong Kong’s Constitutional Order after the National Security Law 94
8. 6. National Security and Judicial Independence: A Clash of Fundamental Values 119
9. 7. Judging Hong Kong’s National Security Law 149
10. 8. Police Powers under the National Security Law: A Commentary 167
11. 9. The Return of High Policing in Hong Kong 187
12. 10. State Secrets in the Hong Kong National Security Law 211
13. 11. Extraterritorial Application of the Hong Kong National Security Law: A Legal Appraisal 231
14. 12. Academic Freedom in the Shadow of Hong Kong’s National Security Law 255
15. 13. The Business of National Security in Hong Kong: Do Human Rights Matter? 279
16. 14. Echoes Enhanced to a Cacophony: Hong Kong’s Security Law Compared to Illiberal Elements of the Security Laws of Liberal Democracies 306
17. 15. Media Freedom and Censorship under Post-Orwellian Authoritarianism 335
18. 16. The New National Security Law: Exploring a Meaningful Comparison with Singapore 358
19. Abbreviations 377
20. Contributors 379
21. Index 381