Hong Kong must deepen understanding of ‘one country, two systems’: delegate

Hong Kong must deepen understanding of ‘one country, two systems’: delegate

Hong Kong society lacks a proper understanding of the “one country, two systems” governing principle, only considering it a solution for “historical issues” or as unrelated to national development, a local delegate of the country’s top advisory body has said. Tu Haiming, vice-chairman of the liaison committee for Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and overseas Chinese,…

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‘Two sessions’ 2025: Hong Kong delegates told to be ‘active players’ in city

‘Two sessions’ 2025: Hong Kong delegates told to be ‘active players’ in city

Beijing’s point man on Hong Kong affairs has told local members of China’s top political advisory body to “not just be observers” but “active players” to support the city’s development, including the coming Legislative Council election, according to one of the delegates. Xia Baolong, director of the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office (HKMAO), also…

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Hong Kong to keep ‘one country, two systems’ model indefinitely, minister says

Hong Kong to keep ‘one country, two systems’ model indefinitely, minister says

Hong Kong’s justice minister has reassured investors that the city will be governed by the “one country, two systems” principle and keep its common law system indefinitely, as he seeks further legal cooperation with Asean jurisdictions. Secretary for Justice Paul Lam Ting-kwok also said on Monday that Hong Kong would host the 15th China-Asean Prosecutors-General…

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Editorial | Tests whet appetite for easing of seafood ban in Hong Kong

Editorial | Tests whet appetite for easing of seafood ban in Hong Kong

Debate has intensified over whether Hong Kong should lift its restrictions on Japanese seafood imports after tests of seawater conducted by mainland China from near the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant indicated marine life was not being harmed. The results came from samples collected last October when Chinese scientists were given access under international…

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