Eric Lai

Eric Lai

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Eric Lai is a research fellow at the Georgetown Center for Asian Law, known for his expertise in Hong Kong's political landscape and the implications of national security laws on civil liberties. He was in the news recently for commenting on the Democratic Party's decision to dissolve, highlighting that this move illustrates the diminishing space for opposition parties in Hong Kong under increasing pressure from the Chinese government.

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Taiwan Taiwan: Eric Lai, a research fellow at Georgetown Center for Asian Law, said Hong Kong is using regulatory powers to monitor and regulate dissent without checks and balances. 5

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: Hong Kong’s small businesses pressured under security law

Bolivia Bolivia: Eric Lai is a researcher at the Asian Law Center of Georgetown who discusses the informal police summons known as 'invitations to tea'. 5

El Deber: La represión se intensifica en Hong Kong, cinco años después de la ley de seguridad nacional

United States United States: Eric Lai, a research fellow, noted that the Democrats' move shows there are no feasible ways for opposition groups to exist. 5

CNN: Hong Kong’s oldest Democratic Party is shutting down as Beijing leaves no room for dissent