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Robert Tibbo
Robert Tibbo is a Canadian barrister-at-law based in Hong Kong, who is known for his work in the areas of human rights, judicial review, and constitutional law. Tibbo's practice also includes criminal trial and appellate work as well as commercial and contract law. He worked on the notable case of Edward Snowden during the latter's brief stay in Hong Kong. In addition, Robert Tibbo serves as a director of Vision First, an NGO that provides assistance to asylum seekers in Hong Kong.
== Early life ==
Robert Tibbo was born and raised in the city of Montreal in Quebec, Canada. In 1988, Robert Tibbo earned a degree in chemical engineering from McGill University in Canada, before moving to Asia. After learning Mandarin Chinese in the 1990s, Tibbo worked in the energy and chemical industries in Australia and parts of Asia, including Hong Kong, Thailand and other Asian countries. While working on agriculture related projects in Yunnan in the People's Republic of China, Tibbo noticed the situation of refugees removed from cities and sent to work in agriculture. In 1999, Tibbo started law school at the University of Auckland in New Zealand, studying under professor of constitutional law, Grant Huscroft, appointed to the Court of Appeal in Ontario, Canada in December 2014. Tibbo also studied under the late professor Mike Taggart, renowned for his teaching and academic work in public law.
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