An Introduction to the Chinese Constitution, Basic Law and National Security Law
About This Course
The course "An Introduction to the Chinese Constitution, Basic Law, and National Security Law" offers students a comprehensive exploration into the legal structures governing China, with a particular emphasis on their application within the unique context of Hong Kong. Through a combination of video lectures, case studies, and practical exercises, students delve into the intricacies of the Chinese Constitution, Basic Law, and National Security Law.
This module covers historical backgrounds, legal principles, government structures, and contemporary issues. The module equips students with the critical thinking skills necessary to navigate complex legal landscapes. By the end of the course, students gain a deep understanding of key legal concepts, enabling them to analyze daily life scenarios, recognize legal interests of concerned parties, and critically evaluate legal applications within diverse contexts. Through rigorous assessment methods and a wealth of resources, students emerge with a nuanced understanding of Chinese legal frameworks, empowering them to engage thoughtfully with legal, political, economic, social, and cultural issues.
Upon completion of this module, students should be able to:
- describe and discuss the legal concepts of the Chinese Constitution, Basic Law, and National Security Law as well as the legal status of Hong Kong;
- analyze various daily life scenarios to identify relevant legal principles in decision making;
- recognize the implications and analyze the legal interests of various parties concerned for decision making;
- critically evaluate the scope of application under legal, political, economic, social and/or cultural context.