Blazing a trail for a new "corona-proof" format of public event, LUCC held its first online public panel discussion in collaboration with the Centre for International Law and Human Rights on March 25.

The panel discussed the protest movement that erupted in Hong Kong in 2019, drawing on their various disciplinary perspectives.

Speakers included:

• James Summers (Centre for International Law and Human Rights)
• Eva Li (Sociology)
• Andrew Chubb (Politics, Philosophy and Religion)
• Jinghan Zeng (Confucius Institute / PPR)
• Simon Mabon (Richardson Institute / PPR)

A recording of the event is available at: https://tinyurl.com/LUHongKong