There'll be 5 speakers from different jurisdictions to talk about the extremely popular topic - #FinTech, #SmartContract, #Cryptocurrency. Join us this Thur 24 May, don’t miss this valuable chance! https://t.co/p1V8FfGXKq
The School of Law and the CityUHK Law Review are proud to present a conference on "Legal Problems with the Application of Smart Contracts and The Way Forward".
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After events showing failures of striving democracy like Occupy Central, oath-taking and by-election, HK democracy seems to be encroached. Yet I think that based on a greater contradiction btw loving the party & the country - a question to think for such political dilemma #CJDemo
I think the recent medical tragedy causing paralyze of a girl of 15 should be a trigger for HK Government to increase budget for public medical system (which is seen as insufficient for long), maintain the quality and quantity of medical manpower. No more tired doctors! #CJHealth
The City University of Hong Kong Law Review is now accepting submissions for the 2017/18 issue! We are a student-edited, peer reviewed law review. Don’t miss the opportunity! See more at: https://t.co/8j1y4Jj16Y
Never thought that toothpaste will hurt marine life! Worse still, not only toothpaste will hurt but also other microbead-containing products such as sunscreen. We should act now to use less (or avoid using) these products before its too late as that harms marine life and us!#CJEP
HK authority seems to be acquiescent as to night markets during CNY every year. Despite large rubbish bins nearby, ppl tend to ignore them for convenience. I think ppl shd behave themselves, or else HK govt may really ban this activity #CJCNY
Student suicides happened frequently these years. HK's edu system is blamed to hv overstressed ‘competition' and academic result and yet nothing is done to address the issue. To truly cure the problem, I believe there needs an education reform incorporating students' views.#CJEdu
In HK, we still hear ppl calling Filipinos as "BunBun" or SE Asians as "AhCha”. Yet, companies become more cautious in marketing. IMO, to make HK truly cosmopolitan, we shd strictly challenge racism/any discrimination, reinforcing public awareness will be a good 1st step #CJMinor
Mandarin is undeniably becoming more important. To maintain graduates' competitiveness, I think it's fine to make the Mandarin test a must for graduation. Yet, HK01 (a local citizen media) doubted the test's content. I also agree its criteria/standard shd be revised. #CJMedia
FinTech has been a hot issue these days. E-payment finally reaches Malaysia, but it seems that it is still not very popular in HK! Is that because of the stricter regulation in HK on the issues of security and identity? Why is that? Lemme know how you think! I hate coins! #1stCJ https://t.co/J9UAztXuI8