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Introducing extradition law in Hong Kong : erupting the latent by Lau, Zhe Wei

“…This is due to Hong Kong government's decision to introduce an extradition law which allows “other governments” (including Mainland China) to request for their suspects to be charged in their countries. …”
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A comparative study of extradition practise between Malaysia and United Kingdom / Afif Ahmayuddin, Darren N. Punai and Nur Afiah Ahmad Radzi by Ahmayuddin, Afif, N. Punai, Darren, Ahmad Radzi, Nur Afiah

“…This legal research is conducted with an aim to compare and analyse the extradition practise in Malaysia and United Kingdom. …”
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Ray watching: the highly protected, British prison experience of Martin Luther King’s killer by Ling, Peter

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Prosecution of pirates under international law: in Limbo by Ahmed, Md Hassan@Kyaw Hla Win, Hamid, Abdul Ghafur@Khin Maung Sein, Ali Mohamed, Ashgar Ali

“…When there is no state willing to prosecute and request for extradition, then the offenders should be prosecuted before the International Criminal Court ('ICC').…”
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The meaning of 'indecency' under the Law of Indecent Assault by Mohamad Yunus, Mohamad Ismail

“…On 24 October 2014, Rizalman returned to New Zealand after the Malaysian Government received a formal extradition request from the New Zealand Government. …”
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Laipunuk (Nei Ben Lu) – The Last Frontier Of The Taiwan Aborigines During The Japanese Occupation On Taiwan: Ethnographic Narratives Of A Bunun Elder by Martin, Steven Andrew

“…This research is an oral ethnography of Langus Istanda, born in 1920, remembering first hand the arrival of the Japanese police and experienced the forced extradition of her family from their region. The research finds that the informant's childhood memories are generally positive, inasmuch as she tells stories of games, adventures, a safe and comfortable environment, and a sense of wonder for the modernity of the Japanese culture; yet her memories move to a negative tone regarding the forced relocations and the period of illness and death of friends and relatives. …”
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Combating unlawful acts against the safety of maritime navigation under the sua convention by Ansari, Abdul Haseeb, Kyaw Hla Win @ Md. Hassan Ahmed, Hassan, Hamid, Abdul Ghafur@Khin Maung Sein

“…Nonetheless, it seems less effective in combating piracy and suppressing maritime terrorism due to some deficiencies especially pertaining to enforcement measures, i.e., jurisdiction, extradition and prosecution. This paper analyses the said shortcomings without forgetting to propose viable solutions to those loopholes.…”
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Hong Kong protests and tourism: Modelling tourist trust on revisit intention by Poon, W. C., Koay, Kian Yeik *

“…A series of protests commenced on 3 April 2019 against the Extradition Law Amendment Bill Movement have severely impacted the HK tourism industry as the destination may deem to be unsafe by tourists to revisit. …”
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The suppression of illicit drugs through international law by Boister, Neil

“…Chapter four examines the provisions in the drug conventions that deal with jurisdiction over drug offences, extradition of drug offenders, and miscellaneous procedural provisions. …”
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