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For many years, the Hong Kong government has boasted about Hong Kong’s “rule of law.” In the past year, authorities have quietly downsized this boast, preferring the term “independent judiciary” – a telling shift. Important as judicial impartiality is, it is but one component of rule of law: the impartiality of the prosecution service and […]
