British senior barrister Jiang Leliar: Hong Kong's rule of law is getting better and better, full of confidence in the future

In the 25th anniversary of the return of Hong Kong, under the "one country, two systems", Hong Kong continued to retain the general law system, and the final trial power also recovered from the Privy Council in London, England. The senior British barrister and legal professor in Hong Kong for more than 40 years, and the former criminal prosecution commissioner of Hong Kong, Jiang Leji, praised the development of the 25 years of the rule of law in Hong Kong. Essence

British senior barrister Jiang Melief praised Hong Kong's rule of law well

Former Criminal Prosecution Commissioner, senior British barrister and legal professor Jiang Leishi:

I love Hong Kong, this is my home. In the past 40 years, of course, I have experienced many changes. When I lived here, I witnessed the British colonial era. Of course, I also witnessed the transfer of (Hong Kong) sovereignty in 1997, and I also witnessed the "one country, two systems" policy. In the past 25 years of development, although some people will worry about how things will change by 1997, I think the handover is very good.

Recalling the experience of Hong Kong for many years, Jiang Lejie talked about his work the most. As a professionals, Jiang Leji highly evaluated the rule of law in Hong Kong.

Former Criminal Prosecution Commissioner, senior British barrister and legal professor Jiang Leishi:

Our (Hong Kong) legal system has now been highly evaluated by the world. Those objective people say this. This is why Hong Kong can rank 19th in the ranking of the rule of law index of the 2021 World Justice Project. The rule of law. In 139 judicial jurisdictions, such as France, France ranks 23rd and the United States ranks 27th. Therefore, I think it can be said that the rule of law in Hong Kong has become better and better since the return of 1997.

Jiangleshi praised the Guoan Fa to introduce Hong Kong peace, and the effect is positive

Jiang Leji said that since the return of Hong Kong, there are always some anti -China -China -Random Hong Kong elements to split Hong Kong. However, the introduction of the "Hong Kong National Security Law" in 2019 has completely blocked this loophole and Hong Kong is stable.

Former Criminal Prosecution Commissioner, senior British barrister and legal professor Jiang Leishi:

(Anti -China Random Hong Kong) In 2019, it reached its peak. Anti -China forces used the fact that Hong Kong had no national security law to launch a rebellion. Many of them made it clear that they wanted to split China and they wanted Hong Kong to be independent. Standard the central military intervention in Hong Kong and rebuild the order of Hong Kong through the dispatch of the PLA. If they succeed, of course, the "one country, two systems" ended, and it is worthwhile that the central government has no scheme.

The "Hong Kong National Security Law" was adopted by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress and was included in the Annex III of the Hong Kong Basic Law. Of course, it had a direct impact. With the end of stable regression and the end of violence, people live a normal life. Commercial groups can concentrate on making money again. This is what they are most interested in, so the National Security Law has very positive results.

Jiang Le Shi's praise returns to Hong Kong democracy and has confidence in the future of Hong Kong

Although he is a native British, Jiang Leji chose to be out of words about the unrequited voice.

Former Criminal Prosecution Commissioner, senior British barrister and legal professor Jiang Leishi:

No matter who criticized Hong Kong in unfairness, I would fight back. A voice says that the central government has hindered the democratic process of Hong Kong, especially in Western countries. In fact, in the 155 years of British colonial Hong Kong, there was no democracy at all. Remember that the Britain sent 28 governors to manage Hong Kong, none of them were selected, all of which were designated by the British Prime Minister in London. Hong Kong people did not speak to choose who to be their governor.

The reign of the final trial, judicial independence, based on the 25th anniversary of the return of Hong Kong, Jiang Leji is also confident in the future development of the rule of law in Hong Kong.

Former Criminal Prosecution Commissioner, senior British barrister and legal professor Jiang Leishi:

In the past 25 years, we are fearless. In our work, the court and judicial organs are independent, so this is really a very stable "four -wheel drive". Hong Kong has a strong judicial system, a strong court court, an independent legal occupation, and an independent prosecution department, which makes me very confident in the future.

Source: Phoenix Satellite TV Wang Jinlu Hong Kong Report

Edit: Yuanshan

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