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Imperial_Guard

We cannot enjoy human rights and freedom in China

iron duke

原帖由 Imperial_Guard 于 2010-1-5 21:41 发表
We cannot enjoy human rights and freedom in China

You must be kidding.

Basic law :
Article 21
(1) Chinese citizens who are residents of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region shall be entitled to participate in the management of state affairs according to law.
(2) In accordance with the assigned number of seats and the selection method specified by the National People's Congress, the Chinese citizens among the residents of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region shall locally elect deputies of the Regionto the National People's Congress to participate in the work of the highest organ of state power.

[ 本帖最后由 iron duke 于 2010-1-5 22:58 编辑 ]

iampuzzled

原帖由 Imperial_Guard 于 2010-1-5 21:12 发表
I am afraid that you misinterpret my meaning. I would like to clarify that giving up the governor's veto power was just a step forward on the road of democracy. Democracy is not built in one day. The  ...

“開展了民主之路，香港人擁有人權自由”with a governor appointed by the Queen.Maybe the central government should appoint another governor to meet the Hongkong citizen's democracy call.
All the arguement you list in 15# is about how the democracy was given by the governor.Where is your struggle and how to prove that the intersting is not come suddenly?
BTW, Please answer my question:would you march for abolishing the Luohu Customs Office and let people share the equal cityzenship?

[ 本帖最后由 iampuzzled 于 2010-1-5 23:27 编辑 ]

iampuzzled

原帖由 Imperial_Guard 于 2010-1-5 21:41 发表
We cannot enjoy human rights and freedom in China

Just abolishing the Luohu Customs Office not to move your home. Do you mean some equal and more equal storys?

Imperial_Guard

I mean we have limited freedom in Mainland China, not in Peoples' Republic of China Hong Kong Special Administrative Region

iron duke

Key word:
'management of state affairs',
'National People's Congress to participate in the work of the highest organ
of state power'.

'State' is not Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

Imperial_Guard

In fact, the British had carried out administrative since the end of the Second World War. Democracy was not a sudden interest of Hong Kong government.

There were different factors leading to democractic reform. Decolonization after the Second World War pressured the government to introduce political reforms. Moreover, after the 1967 Leftist Riot, the government was active in introducting administrative reforms in order to pacify social discontent. Furthermore, the changing social and economic background since the 1960s urged the government to improve existing administrative structure. Finally, after the signing of the Joint Declaration in 1984, the British held elections of the Legistlative Council, Urban Council and gradually developed Hong Kong into a representative government.     

In conclusion, the development of democracy in Hong Kong has been started for nearly half-century. Since democracy and freedom are the universial value of Hong Kong citizens, continuing the democractic reform could pacify the citizens and minimize the social discontent.

Imperial_Guard

Sharing which equal citizenship, Hong Kong citizenship or China citizenship?

Imperial_Guard

In the sentence, 'We cannot enjoy human rights and freedom in China', "we" refers to general chinese not officials