- Countries:
- Hong Kong (China)
- Topics:
- Freedom of Speech, Business, Environment, Human Rights, Law, Politics
- Languages:
- Chinese
Luke pointed out that the private deal between Hong Kong government and the Time Square property management concerning the Time Square public space may have violated the Basic Law [zh], which protects freedom of expression and gathering.
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can you tell me about the private international laws? thank you for your help