Press

Radio interviews and press coverage featuring Caroline Langley, from RTHK Radio 3 in Hong Kong to BBC Radio Ulster. The conversations range across Hong Kong's family justice system, cross border child abduction, and cases drawn from more than thirty years at the Bar in Hong Kong, England and Wales, Ireland and Colorado.


Radio Interview
RTHK Radio 3, Brunch with Cruzanne Macalligan
July 17, 2026

Caroline Langley: A Hong Kong Court Martial at HMS Tamar

Caroline Langley joins Cruzanne Macalligan on RTHK Radio 3's Brunch to recall one of the most captivating cases of her career, a military court martial held at HMS Tamar more than thirty-five years ago involving two Gurkha soldiers. Revisiting the trial through her rediscovered handwritten notebooks, she reflects on justice, culture, identity, and what can happen when different traditions and worldviews meet in the courtroom.

Radio Interview
RTHK Radio 3, Brunch with Cruzanne Macalligan
June 24, 2026

Caroline Langley: Hong Kong's Family Justice System

Caroline Langley joins Cruzanne Macalligan to discuss the current state of Hong Kong’s family justice system, sharing insights on key matrimonial law reforms, court-facing procedural challenges, and the evolution of family law practice.

Radio Interview
BBC Radio Ulster
July 25, 2024

Caroline Langley on BBC Radio Ulster

Caroline Langley discusses with the BBC a child abduction case involving Lebanon, a non-Hague Convention signatory.

Television
CNN

Caroline Langley: CNN, the Dennis Burns Case

Caroline Langley is interviewed by CNN about the Dennis Burns case, identified on screen as Dennis Burns' attorney.

Conference Speech
European Parliament, Brussels
February 6, 2020

Caroline Langley: Invited Speaker, European Parliament

Caroline Langley delivers a speech on parental alienation at a conference held at the European Parliament in Brussels.

Conference Speech
Dublin, Ireland
2020

Caroline Langley: Parental Alienation Conference, Dublin

Caroline Langley speaks as one of nine international experts at the 2020 parental alienation conference in Dublin.