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Interviewed: Calvin W. L. Ho
Medium: South China Morning Post

By Zohar Lederman
Medium: South China Morning Post

Interviewed: Calvin W. L. Ho
Medium: South China Morning Post

Interviewed: Daisy Cheung
Medium: Radio Television Hong Kong
Programme: Newswrap (5:35-10:01 of the recording)

Interviewed: Calvin W. L. Ho
Medium: Bloomberg
Title: “Hong Kong’s ban on CBD products leaves companies facing ruin”

Interviewed: Daisy Cheung
Medium: Ming Pao
Title: “Uncertain whether COVID vaccination is urgent under the Mental Health Ordinance given the lack of definition of urgency” (《精神健康例無定義「緊急」 學者：打針算否未確定》) [Chinese]

Interviewed: Calvin W. L. Ho
Medium: South China Morning Post
Title: “‘It has to be reasonable’: As Hong Kong weighs coronavirus testing lockdown, experts consider legal implications”

Interviewed: Calvin W. L. Ho
Medium: WIRED
Title: “The end game of China’s zero-covid policy nightmare”

Interviewed: Calvin W. L. Ho
Medium: Financial Times
Title: “‘People are scared’: Xi’an residents struggle to find food and medical help”

Interviewed: Calvin W. L. Ho
Medium: Financial Times
Title: “China rushes to develop an mRNA vaccine as doubts grow over local jabs”

Calvin W. L. Ho was consulted by the HKBU FactCheck Service in its fact-checking exercise in relation to mandatory COVID vaccination. Article in Chinese.

Interviewed: Calvin W. L. Ho
Medium: HKU Bulletin
Title: “Disunity of Purpose”

Interviewed: Calvin W. L. Ho
Medium: Radio Television Hong Kong
Programme: “Open Line Open View” (starting from 37:42) [Chinese]

Interviewed: Calvin W. L. Ho
Medium: Radio Television Hong Kong
Programme: “Talkabout”

Interviewed: Philip Beh
Medium: SCOM Talk Show
Dr Beh talked about his experiences as a forensic pathologist and his views on the concept of “death”. As an advocate for victims of sexual violence, he shared his views on the policies and law.

Interviewed: Philip Beh
Medium: TVB

The Law Reform Commission of Hong Kong recommended the introduction of a new offence of “failure to protect a child or vulnerable person where the child’s or vulnerable person’s death or serious harm results from an unlawful act or neglect”.

Dr Philip S. L. Beh, then Co-Director of CMEL, was a member of the sub-committee.

Interviewed: Philip Beh
Medium: Now TV