This article discusses the scope of review by national courts worldwide in dealing with public policy in the context of art V.2(b) of the New York Convention and considers what guidance may be gleaned from their decisions and from (inter alia) data derived from reports by the International Law Association (2000) and the International Bar Association (2015). The article is an edited version of a presentation given by one of the authors at the UNCITRAL Asia- Pacific Judicial Summit as part of Hong Kong Arbitration Week 2015.
Asian Dispute Review