Written by David HallDec 6, 2017

Paddy Ashdown, the British Lion, Squeaks

…the noble lord disdained on the advertised topic and addressed instead the bright prospects in China and the HKSAR of a democratic future.

Written by David HallOct 31, 2017Oct 31, 2017

The End of Ideology in an Age of Tribalism

..soft power of the USA has largely been destroyed by the erratic behaviour and compulsive lying of its President

Written by David HallOct 6, 2017Aug 20, 2019

Gay People and the Law of Hong Kong

There is no legislative provision for unlawful dismissal on the grounds of sexual orientation, a protection extended to other potentially vulnerable individuals…

Written by David HallSep 11, 2017Sep 18, 2017

It is Time for Hong Kong’s Politicians to Grow Up

…it may be a rude shock to many members of Hong Kong’s political caste, but it is time to act like grown-ups.

Written by David HallAug 18, 2017

A President’s Lesson – Loyalty at Work

Organisations present a range of loyalty requirements of their staff. Loyalty to the organisation – represented by culture, ethics and institutional goals – bosses, customers…

Written by David HallAug 10, 2017Jul 12, 2018

Trust at Work – What’s it Worth?

A mantra for those at work to focus on: in competence we trust …and at all times keep a careful eye on your umbrella.

Written by David HallJul 16, 2017Dec 1, 2017

Hong Kong Government Officials Draft Oath Taking Guidelines

Anticipating the disqualification of four Legco members, government officials have been secretly working on still confidential guidelines to bring order and clarity to Legco’s oath taking process. Their aim is to ensure dignity and respect for the Chamber, the Government of the HKSAR and the People’s Republic of China. A leaked copy of an advanced […]

Written by David HallJun 28, 2017Jul 6, 2017