Unpacking Hong Kong’s rule of law score according to the World Justice Project’s ranking
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Unpacking Hong Kong’s rule of law score according to the World Justice Project’s ranking (opens in a new tab)
Institutional injustice, such as political nepotism, legal discrimination, and cronyism, is a far worse abusive use of power that creates systematic injustice.
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