Preface
Contributors
Chronology and Abbreviations
Table of Cases
Table of Legislation
Introduction - Carole J. Petersen
PART I: GENERAL PERSPECTIVES
Chapter 1
Hong Kong's Spring of Discontent: The Rise and Fall of the National Security Bill in 2003 – Carole J. Petersen
Chapter 2
Counter-Revolutionaries, Subversives, and Terrorists: China's Evolving National Security Law – Fu Hualing
Chapter 3
The Consultation Document and the Bill: An Overview – Albert H.Y. Chen
Chapter 4
Old and New Visions of Security: Article 23 Compared to Post-September 11 Security Laws – Kent Roach
PART II: SPECIFIC TOPICS
Chapter 5
Treason and Subversion in Hong Kong – D.W. Choy and Richard Cullen
Chapter 6
A Secession Offence in Hong Kong and the "One Country, Two Systems" Dilemma – Kelley Loper
Chapter 7
Past and Future Offences of Sedition in Hong Kong – Fu Hualing
Chapter 8
National Security and the Unauthorized and Damaging Disclosure of Protected Information – Johannes Chan
Chapter 9
Article 23 and Freedom of the Press: A Journalistic Perspective – Doreen Weisenhaus
Chapter 10
A Connecting Door: The Proscription of Local Organizations – Lison Harris, Lily Ma, and C.B. Fung
Chapter 11
The Appeal Mechanism Under the National Security Bill: A Proper Balance Between Fundamental Human Rights and National Security? – Lin Feng
Chapter 12
"Knock, knock. Who's there" - Entry and Search Powers for Article 23 Offences – Simon N.M. Young
Chapter 13
A Case for Extraterritoriality – Bing Ling
Appendix – Selected legislative extracts
Index
