一連七日的書展假香港會議展覽中心舉行，原本是一個各大展商施展渾身解數銷售書籍的黃金機會。可惜好事多磨，在臨近衝刺的時刻，卻偏偏被幾本內容涉嫌危害國家安全的書籍、少數立心不良的書商藉「政治化」搶過了風頭，分化了入場人士的焦點，間接令在場的銷情大打折扣。
已提醒展商遵守法例 被勸下架按機制處理
作為書展主辦單位，貿發局已提醒展商必須遵守《參展商手冊及展覽會規則》和所有香港法例，包括香港國安法、《維護國家安全條例》、淫褻及不雅物品管制及知識產權法等相關法律。展商其實有責任審視銷售書籍的內容，是否涉及危害國家安全以及其他敏感內容，尤其是書展場內有不少心智未成熟的孩童穿梭其中。現在主辦單位收到投訴，只是按既定的機制處理，主動呼籲展商收回有關書籍或展品，實屬合情合理，過程中也不涉及言論自由及出版自由。各界也不用反應過敏，只需將視線重投在展商為入場入士搜羅的琳瑯滿目書籍，及各項令人心動的折扣優惠，定必能滿載而歸，令30元的門票物超所值。
「賣慘」伎倆司空見慣 打「悲情牌」被時代淘汰
誠然，被勸退下架的其中一位作者，一臉無辜地接受訪問，無奈地表示「賣得一天得一天」，這種「賣慘」的伎倆其實早已司空見慣。教育局提倡的十二種首要價值觀，當中一項便是守法。作為前新聞工作者，應該很清楚有益的讀物如何在年輕人成長階段時激勵他們人心，讓他們奮發圖強；相反意識不良的書籍有礙年輕人心智的健康發展，甚至荼毒他們的心靈，稍一不慎更會走上歪路。既然作者自詡在年輕人心目中有一定的影響力，就更應該有責任向下一代傳播正面訊息，為香港的未來而奮鬥；而不是在場內閃閃縮縮般「擦邊球」，被揪出來後才不甘情願在大眾面前「賣慘搏同情」。
現在香港已邁進「由治及興」的新勢代，來自各行各業的人士無不費盡心思，出謀獻策為本土經濟打拼。至於那些仍只顧緬懷昔日大打「悲情牌」便能坐享其成的人，只會剩下被時代淘汰的份兒。
王偉傑
香港島青年聯會常務理事
港區省級政協委員聯誼會文宣委員會副主任
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作爲港區人大代表及AALCO亞非法協香港區域仲裁中心主任，本人很高興能成功爭取特區政府認同和支持，於最新的施政報告中，推動設立體育爭議仲裁機制。
據專業分析員估計，到2028年，全球體育市場價值將超過6800億美元。透過機制經第三方協助解決，不僅能提升香港的體育產業管治水平，為運動員提供更好的支持和保障，在建立有效爭議解決機制方面，繼續邁向精英化、專業化、盛事化和產業化的目標。
亞非法協香港區域仲裁中心是亞洲—非洲法律協商組織（AALCO）六個國際區域仲裁中心的其中一個，亞非法協香港區域仲裁中心及其餘兩個區域仲裁中心在解決體育相關爭議方面有充足的經驗。有中央政府以及另外 48個亞洲非洲法律協商組織成員國支持下的AALCO，不僅能把國際標準帶來香港，更能提供低成本、高效的替代性爭議解決服務，通過調解和仲裁確保公平競爭，維護體育操守，保障當事人的合法權益。
亞非法協香港區域仲裁中心擁有在冊的仲裁及調解員，並會積極培訓具備體育專業知識的仲裁員和調解員，協助解決體育相關爭議，為亞太區的爭議解決人才庫增添力量。
體育相關爭議解決往往需要特定的相關專業知識和理解。亞非法協香港區域仲裁中心提供調解和仲裁課程給有志者（包括現役/退役運動員、裁判、本地體育總會的董事/員工、或對體育爭議解決有興趣的人士），可以進修選擇成爲調解員或仲裁員。我們會協助培訓運動員，讓他們學習調解方面的知識，反之亦然。作爲一個好的調解員，除了具備調解技巧，也要對體育行業有一定的認識。中心也會訓練調解員，讓他們具備行業洞察力。就著以上，霍啟剛, JP與本人正積極探討透過中國香港體育協會暨奧林匹克委員會管轄下的香港奧林匹克學院為體育協會合作開展能力建設活動。
訴諸法院並非是解決與體育相關爭議最具時間和成本效益的方法。亞非法協香港區域仲裁中心的《體育產業調解仲裁規則》，考慮香港體育界的需求，運用替代爭議解決（ADR），以公平、公正、平靚正的方式，配合法律科技解決體育爭議。
本人亦即將聯同霍啓剛, JP及一群熱愛體育的律師出版一本有關香港體育法律的書藉。希望大家能藉此多認識體育有關的法律，一同「做大體育市場」！
Develop sports dispute resolution services
As Hong Kong delegate to the National People's Congress and the Director of the AALCO Hong Kong Regional Arbitration Centre, I am very pleased to have successfully secured the recognition and support of the HKSAR government in promoting the establishment of a sports dispute arbitration mechanism in the latest policy address.
Professional analysts estimate that by 2028, the global sports market will surpass US$680 billion. This mechanism, facilitated by a third party, will not only enhance the governance level of Hong Kong's sports industry but also provide better support and protection for athletes. It aims to continue moving toward supporting elite sports, enhancing professionalism, maintaining Hong Kong as a center for major international sports events, developing sports as an industry, promoting sports in the community, and popularizing effective dispute-resolution mechanisms.
The AALCO Hong Kong Regional Arbitration Centre (AALCO-HKRAC) is one of the six international regional arbitration centers under the Asian-African Legal Consultative Organization (AALCO). The Hong Kong regional centre together with two other regional arbitration centers have extensive experience in resolving sports-related disputes. AALCO, supported by the central government and its 48 member states, can bring international standards to Hong Kong. It also offers low-cost and efficient alternative dispute resolution services, ensuring fair competition, upholding sports ethics, and protecting the legitimate rights and interests of the parties involved through mediation and arbitration.
AALCO-HKRAC has instituted a panel of mediators and arbitrators, and will actively train arbitrators and mediators with sports expertise to resolve sports-related disputes and mediators to enrich Hong Kong’s talent pool for dispute resolution.
Sports-related dispute resolution often requires professional knowledge and understanding of the industry. AALCO-HKRAC will introduce a sports dispute training program tailored for individuals to those who are interested (including current/retired athletes, referees, directors/employees of national sports federations, or people interested in sports dispute resolution) who can pursue further studies and choose to become mediators or arbitrator. We will provide training for athletes to understand the principles of mediation, while also equipping mediators with insights into the sporting industry. A successful mediator not only requires strong mediation skills but also a deep understanding of the specific field they are engaging with. In view of the above, Kenneth Fok, JP and I are actively exploring the possibility of cooperating with the Hong Kong Olympic Academy to organize capacity-building activities for sports associations.
Going to court is not the most time and cost-effective way to resolve sports-related disputes. AALCO-HKRAC’s “Sports Industry Mediation and Arbitration Rules” considers the needs of the Hong Kong sports industry and uses alternative dispute resolution (ADR) to resolve sports disputes in a fair, just and fair manner, with the use of LawTech.
Personally, I, together with Kenneth Fok, JP and a group of dedicated lawyers with a passion for sports is set to publish a new book on sports law in Hong Kong. This forthcoming publication aims to enhance understanding of sports-related legal frameworks and encourage collaboration to expand the sports market in the region.
（作者：陳曉峰，港區人大代表、AALCO亞非法協香港區域仲裁中心主任）
