Legal Week reports
January 16, 2002 at 07:03 PM
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The independence of Hong Kong’s judiciary has suffered a major blow after its highest court backed a ruling forcing 5,000 migrants to return to the Chinese mainland.
The ruling last Thursday (10 January) by the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal, upheld a ‘re-interpretation’ by Beijing last year which overruled a 1999 decision allowing migrants to reside permanently in the region.
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