Round Table Discussion "Aftermath of COVID-19: China, Japan and South Korea"

The COVID -19 has swept the world as a serious pandemic from 2019. At present more than 6 million people have died from COVID -19 related complications. Comparatively, the death toll is remarkably lower in Asian countries. It is far lesser compared with Canada as well. We will address the aftermath of COVID -19 in China, Japan and South Korea to find out about their countermeasures and vaccination policies to curb the pandemic and draw any lessons from these three countries.

Masks Mandatory for In - person attendance 

To RSVP and get receive a Zoom link, please contact Shigenori Matsui at matsui@allard.ubc.ca

 

Panelists: 

Professor Jie Cheng
Associate Professor Jie Cheng 

L.L.B (CUPL), JM. (CUPL), Ph.D. Beijing University, Associate Professor-Tsinghua University Law School, 2002-2019, Associate Professor, UBC Peter A. Allard School of Law, 2019-.

Shigenori Matsui
Professor Shigenori Matsui 

LL.B. Kyoto University 1978, LL.M. Kyoto University 1980, J.S.D. Stanford Law School 1986, LL.D. Kyoto University 2000. Associate Professor, Osaka University, 1983-1994, Professor Osaka University, 1994-2005, Professor, UBC 2006-. Director of Japanese Legal Studies Program, Centre for Asian Legal Studies, UBC Peter A. Allard School of Law.

John C.H. Kim
John C.H. Kim

Co-founder of Movmint.io and helps build Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) systems around the world based on distributed ledger technology (DLT). John is considered one of the world's leading legal experts on topics concerning the application of Distributed Ledger Technology, Digital Currencies and Digital Assets. 

 

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