law; and legal history and development. The centre's innovative collaborative research is supported through the following 7 cluster groups: Comparative Constitutional Law Research Forum, Corporate Law and Governance Cluster, Environmental, Energy and Climate Law Cluster, Obligations Lab Asia, Private International Law Group, Transnational Economic Law and Dispute Settlement Group, and Transnational Legal History Group. Refugee Clinical Assistance Programme The Refugee Clinical Assistance Programme, formed in conjunction with the Justice Centre Hong Kong (formerly known as Hong Kong Refugee Advice Centre HKRAC), allows undergraduate and postgraduate law students to practice direct client services under the supervision of a qualified lawyer. Students receive class credits for their work at the centre, where they are involved in assisting the most vulnerable categories of asylum seekers (namely unaccompanied minors, victims of sexual and gender-based violence, etc.) with making their cases to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in accordance with the UNHCR's refugee status determination procedures. International moot court competitions Since its inception, the law school has hosted and participated in numerous international mooting competitions. For instance, in March 2007, the School of Law hosted the 4th Annual Willem C. Vis (East) International Commercial Arbitration Moot at the Graduate Law Centre in Admiralty. The international competition brought over 40 law schools from around the world to Hong Kong. The CUHK Vis team, composed of first year JD law students, earned a team honourable mention and an individual honourable mention in their first moot competition at the 4th Annual Vis (East) moot. In the Vis (Vienna) Moot 2008, CUHK finished 17th out of 214 participating teams and a team mooter received an honourable mention for his advocacy skills. At the 10th Annual Vis (East) moot in 2013, lead oralists Jenny Chan and Felicity Ng took the team to the elimination round and finished at the Semi-Finals, marking the team's first appearance at the Vis (East) elimination rounds and further defeated the defending champion in the quarter-finals. In 2014, CUHK went into the elimination rounds in both Hong Kong and Vienna, in addition to receiving a total of 9 honorable mentions from Vis (East) and Vis (Vienna), 5 of which were from Vis (Vienna). This placed CUHK as the top university for having the most awards and honorable mentions. In 2016, CUHK emerged as the Championship team at the 13th Annual Willem C. Vis (East) International Commercial Arbitration moot. In 2020, CUHK won again