International Extradition Lawyers

Hong Kong’s battered stock market surged Wednesday on a South China Morning News report that chief executive Carrie Lam plans to formally withdraw the controversial extradition bill that has hammered local businesses and raised questions about the future of the city as an international financial centre.The
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Carrie Lam’s withdrawal of extradition bill welcomed, but public trust in authorities ‘seriously damaged’
Responding to Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam’s announcement today of an official withdrawal of the highly controversial Extradition Law Amendment Bill, Man-kei Tam, Director of Amnesty International Hong Kong, said: 
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Chief Executive Carrie Lam, is to formally withdraw a divisive bill that has caused 13 weeks of unrest, according to a local media report.
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Hong Kong’s beleaguered leader Carrie Lam has said she would quit if she had a choice and blamed herself for causing “unforgivable havoc” that has led to months of anti-government protests in the…
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It is a formal demand sent by one nation to another through diplomatic routes, for the latter to surrender the person who has committed the offence in the requesting country to their authorities. United Arab Emirates International Law Hassan Elhais 2 Sep 2019
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Anti-government protesters caused chaos outside Hong Kong International Airport on September 1, before shifting their action to the nearby suburb of Tung Chung. The protesters vandalised an MTR…
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HONG KONG (AP) — Anti-government protesters blocked roads near Hong Kong’s airport with burning barricades and damaged a train station Sunday after a night of violent clashes with police.
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More than 1,000 protesters try to stop trains and block roads connecting the airport and urban districts

— Read on www.asiatimes.com/2019/09/article/protesters-paralyse-transport-to-hk-airport/

Despite recent disruptions and more uprising to come, it seems the Hong Kong protests have so far had minimal impact on Macau’s casino revenues.
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