21 September 2026
Consent Is Not a Signature: Why Mediation Matters in Hong Kong
Caroline Langley on why consent, not just a signature, is the true foundation of mediation, and why Hong Kong's growing mediation infrastructure matters.
Writing by Caroline Langley on law, medicine, capacity, and the places where they meet.
Caroline Langley on why consent, not just a signature, is the true foundation of mediation, and why Hong Kong's growing mediation infrastructure matters.
Caroline Langley on informed refusal versus non-compliance: why one label is a right and the other a defect, and who really gets to decide about a patient's capacity.
Caroline Langley on the Lindsay Clancy mistrial and how the DSM's refusal to recognise postpartum psychosis as its own diagnosis failed a mother before a jury ever could.