Zoom Conference: COVID-19, Borders, and the Law PANEL 1: Border Restrictions, Quarantine, and Human Rights Derogations
“A Human Rights-Based Approach to Stop a Pathogen at Borders”
- Martin Scheinin (European University Institute)
“Travel Restrictions and International Freedom of Movement”
- Fernando Dias Simões (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
“Lived Experience of Australia’s International and Domestic Covid-19 Border Closures”
- Kate Ogg (Australian National University) and Olivera Simic (Griffith University)
Chair: Po Jen Yap (HKU Law)
PANEL 2: Pandemic Treaties and Travel Restrictions: The Present and Future
“An Assessment of the Effectiveness of the International Health Regulations in the Response to Covid-19”
- Susan Breau (University of Victoria, Canada)
“Evolving Understandings of the Effectiveness of International Border Control Measures During the Covid-19 Pandemic”
- Karen Grépin (HKU School of Public Health)
“Digital Capacity and the Proposed International Pandemic Preparedness Treaty”
- Calvin Ho (HKU Law)
Chair: Eric Ip (HKU Law)
PANEL 3: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Pandemics and Border Control
“After Covid-19: States, Borders and the New Politics of Exclusion”
- Matthew Longo (Leiden University)rtin Scheinin (European University Institute)
“Border Governance, Shadow Exchanges, and Biosecurity During Covid-19”
- Tak-Wing Ngo (University of Macau)
“Inbound Quarantine Regulations in Colonial Hong Kong”
- Christopher Szabla (HKU Law)
Chair: Michael Ng (HKU Law)
PANEL 4: The Impact of Covid-19 on Migrants and Refugees
“Migration in the Mediterranean at the Time of the Pandemic”
- Sofia Galani (Panteion University, Greece)
“How Covid-19 Reinforced Existing Challenges to the Protection of Forced Migrants: Examples from South America”
- Liliana Jubilut (Universidade Católica de Santos, Brazil)
“Citizenship, the Exclusive State, and the Transboundary Pandemic: Covid-19 and Migrants in Southeast Asia”
- Sriprapha Petcharamesree (Mahibol University, Thailand)
Chair: Kelley Loper (HKU Law)
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