Sovereign transfer of 21 years, the autonomy of the people of Hong Kong is damaged, the concerns of the United Kingdom | Hong Kong

[New Tang Dynasty, 5 juillet 2018] Hong Kong sovereignty is pbaded on for 21 years "The last generation governor" PATTEN, on July 3, attended the organization "Hong Kong Supervision" and organized a seminar in the British Parliament. In his speech, he stressed that Hong Kong's autonomy and the rule of law are eroding.

The event of the day was hosted by British MP Catherine West, and former Hong Kong Governor Sir Patten was invited to attend.

Patten said that the Beijing government initially promised Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy, but that it has gradually tightened in recent years. Many young democratic activists actively defend Hong Kong's freedom and are under pressure. The former Hong Kong Governor, Sir Patten: "I think the restoration of the Ordinance on Public Order, which was abolished by the colonial government, is not a good thing.The ordinance of the Ordinance on Public Order was designed to deal with the cultural revolution .The repression of the democratic movement. "

Patten said the definition of" gathering illegal "and" destruction of public order "in the Ordinance on Public Policy is not clear and is easily abused. During his tenure, he had abolished relevant human rights violations, but had been reinstated after 1997 and had targeted the movement for activists for democratic rights.

Patten also pointed out that the Sino-British joint declaration still has a legal effect: the UK government, as a State Party, has the responsibility to oversee the implementation of "one country, two systems" in Hong Kong.

Hugh Davies, Chief Representative of the Former Sino-British Joint Liaison Group: "Many members of the British Parliament want to support those who are fighting for greater openness and greater democratic freedom in Hong Kong. "

MP for the West: "Support the young activists and politicians of Hong Kong for what they seek freedom. True freedom, it is not to be afraid to participate in politics and to serve the country and society. "

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NTD reporter Shuya, London, United Kingdom