A sampling of my five seconds of fame from the (distant) past.

Media Interviews

• Interview (with audios) with SBS Chinese in March 2014 on the lawsuit by Chinese labourers against Japanese firms for WWII reparation.
• Interview (with audios) with SBS Chinese in March 2014 on the unfolding investigation of Zhou Yongkang.
• Interview (Part 1 adn Part 2 with audios) with SBS Chinese in February 2014 on international law and the disputes in the South China Sea
• Interview (with audios) with SBS Chinese in October 2013 on the rape trial of Li
• Interview (with audios) with SBS World News in January 2013 on the reform of re-education through labour in China.
• Interview with The National in October 2011 on the Yue Yue death case;
• Interview with The Standard in September 2008 on the Hague conventions on private international law.
• Interview with Apple Daily in April 2008 on the Chen Liangyu case.
• Interview with Sing Pao in February 2008 on the Ching Cheong case. 
• Interview with Apple Daily in December 2007 on the Chau Ching-ngai case. 
• Interview with Hong Kong Commercial Daily in December 2007 on the Chau Ching-ngai case.
• Interview with Oriental Daily News in December 2007 on the Chau Ching-ngai case.
• Report on Macao Daily News in March 2007 on judicial cooperation between Macao and mainland China.
• Interview with Hong Kong Economic Journal in January 2007 on legal education at CUHK.
• A debate, originally published in Law and Life magazine (issue 292) in August 2005, on the legal issues involved in civil claims against Japan for atrocities during WWII.

TV Appearances

• Appearing on ATV in July 2011 to discuss the repatriation of Lai Changxing.
• Appearing on i-CABLE News Channel in April 2008 to discuss the Chen Liangyu case.
• Appearing on i-CABLE News Channel in February 2008 to discuss the Ching Cheong case.
• Appearing on i-CABLE News Channel in November 2007 to discuss the Chau Ching-ngai case.

Blogs (not updated since ...)

• China and International Law, an irregular and sometimes irreverent account of the current practce of China on international law.
• 1,000 Classical Movies, a Chinese blog of tidbits on the best classic movies.