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[突發] 率先出手！大英國會 Urgent Question on Hong Kong
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香港人俾咪得囉
一次過找曬條數都得
香港人俾咪得囉
一次過找曬條數都得
Tories呢十年都係打經濟牌，點會得罪支那，除非支那真係爆，但支爆前香港一定爆左先
強烈要求英國取消林鄭全家同班狗官全家居英權
依班人係危害英國國土安全
依班人係危害英國國土安全
另外有巴打搞高官們既國籍
希望支持下
希望支持下
美國算撚數啦 同中方關係開始緩和
英國要救一早救啦 中英聯合
目前真係做到野嘅我只覺得係徳國
英國要救一早救啦 中英聯合
目前真係做到野嘅我只覺得係徳國
返緊工 而家食飯先有時間再搞封聯署信
不如大家睇最尾個PART大家想英國做啲乜 萬一修例通過
幫手改GRAMMER 字眼亦可
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June 12, 2019
Andrew Heyn OBE
Consul General to Hong Kong & Macao,
British Consulate-General Hong Kong
Petition Letter
by a Group of British Citizens and British Nationals (Overseas) in Hong Kong
Your Excellency,
We are writing urgently to express our deepest concern for a currently proposed change to the Fugitives Offenders Ordinance (often referred to as Extradition Law) put forward by the government of Hong Kong.
On 9th Jun 2019, a million of Hong Kong people has marched a day and night onto the streets to protest against the introduction of this proposed extradition law. Hong Kong currently has extradition agreements with 18 countries, including the UK and four other EU member states. The proposed amendment will extend extradition coverage to laws of communist mainland China. This bill, if passed, will pose an imminent threat to civil rights of and the very safety to British nationals with connections to or living in Hong Kong.
Although the Chief Executive Carrie Lam has given assurances that there will be room for further discussions and there will be safeguards in place, we do not trust the legal system in China nor do we trust that the government of Hong Kong will stand up against Chinese authorities.
We ask, if this bill was passed by the Legislative Council, the UK government consider:
• to take further action to oppose the introduction of this extradition law for Hong Kong’s high degree of autonomy and freedoms enshrined in the Sino-British Joint Declaration;
• to examine the possibility for BN(O) passport holders to reside in the UK and/or the Commonwealth member states.
Yours Sincerely,
A Group of British Citizens and British Nationals (Overseas) in Hong Kong
不如大家睇最尾個PART大家想英國做啲乜 萬一修例通過
幫手改GRAMMER 字眼亦可
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June 12, 2019
Andrew Heyn OBE
Consul General to Hong Kong & Macao,
British Consulate-General Hong Kong
Petition Letter
by a Group of British Citizens and British Nationals (Overseas) in Hong Kong
Your Excellency,
We are writing urgently to express our deepest concern for a currently proposed change to the Fugitives Offenders Ordinance (often referred to as Extradition Law) put forward by the government of Hong Kong.
On 9th Jun 2019, a million of Hong Kong people has marched a day and night onto the streets to protest against the introduction of this proposed extradition law. Hong Kong currently has extradition agreements with 18 countries, including the UK and four other EU member states. The proposed amendment will extend extradition coverage to laws of communist mainland China. This bill, if passed, will pose an imminent threat to civil rights of and the very safety to British nationals with connections to or living in Hong Kong.
Although the Chief Executive Carrie Lam has given assurances that there will be room for further discussions and there will be safeguards in place, we do not trust the legal system in China nor do we trust that the government of Hong Kong will stand up against Chinese authorities.
We ask, if this bill was passed by the Legislative Council, the UK government consider:
• to take further action to oppose the introduction of this extradition law for Hong Kong’s high degree of autonomy and freedoms enshrined in the Sino-British Joint Declaration;
• to examine the possibility for BN(O) passport holders to reside in the UK and/or the Commonwealth member states.
Yours Sincerely,
A Group of British Citizens and British Nationals (Overseas) in Hong Kong
黃字新加
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We ask, if this bill was passed by the Legislative Council, the UK government consider:
• to take further actions to oppose the introduction of this extradition law for Hong Kong’s high degree of autonomy and freedoms enshrined in the Sino-British Joint Declaration;
• to officially declare a breach by China on the Sino-British Joint Declaration should the government of Hong Kong and Beijing continue to neglect the further actions taken by the UK and the international communities; also
• to consider, in the United Nations, the possibility of voiding the United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2908 that deprived Hong Kong people of the right to self-determination;
• to examine the possibility for BN(O) passport holders to reside in the UK and/or some member states of the Commonwealth. Some British overseas territories such as Gibraltar and the Falkland Islands might also be considered.
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We ask, if this bill was passed by the Legislative Council, the UK government consider:
• to take further actions to oppose the introduction of this extradition law for Hong Kong’s high degree of autonomy and freedoms enshrined in the Sino-British Joint Declaration;
• to officially declare a breach by China on the Sino-British Joint Declaration should the government of Hong Kong and Beijing continue to neglect the further actions taken by the UK and the international communities; also
• to consider, in the United Nations, the possibility of voiding the United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2908 that deprived Hong Kong people of the right to self-determination;
• to examine the possibility for BN(O) passport holders to reside in the UK and/or some member states of the Commonwealth. Some British overseas territories such as Gibraltar and the Falkland Islands might also be considered.
so格爛王 ,愛已爛王笑而不語
英國玩能完啦都注定分裂
英磅
英國玩能完啦都注定分裂
英磅
黃字新加會唔會話 examine and expand the right of BNO 會好啲
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We ask, if this bill was passed by the Legislative Council, the UK government consider:
• to take further actions to oppose the introduction of this extradition law for Hong Kong’s high degree of autonomy and freedoms enshrined in the Sino-British Joint Declaration;
• to officially declare a breach by China on the Sino-British Joint Declaration should the government of Hong Kong and Beijing continue to neglect the further actions taken by the UK and the international communities; also
• to consider, in the United Nations, the possibility of voiding the United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2908 that deprived Hong Kong people of the right to self-determination;
• to examine to expand the right of BN(O) passport holders to reside in the UK and/or some member states of the Commonwealth. Some British overseas territories such as Gibraltar and the Falkland Islands might also be considered.
可以提下居英權2.0 or other possible suggestions
Commonwealth 好似唔係好關事
實質點EXPAND應該比返英國諗吧...
至於COMMONWEALTH, 是建基於BREXIT後他們人口可能可以自由流動既計劃 係度提只係想佢諗個RIGHT可唔可以Expand to BNO holders.
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New version - 2019 6 11 12:48
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June 12, 2019
Andrew Heyn OBE
Consul General to Hong Kong & Macao,
British Consulate-General Hong Kong
Petition Letter
by a Group of British Citizens and British Nationals (Overseas) in Hong Kong
Your Excellency,
We are writing urgently to express our deepest concern for a currently proposed change to the Fugitives Offenders Ordinance (often referred to as Extradition Law) put forward by the government of Hong Kong.
On 9th Jun 2019, a million of Hong Kong people has marched a day and night onto the streets to protest against the introduction of this proposed extradition law. Hong Kong currently has extradition agreements with 18 countries, including the UK and four other EU member states. The proposed amendment will extend extradition coverage to laws of communist mainland China. This bill, if passed, will pose an imminent threat to civil rights of and the very safety to British nationals with connections to or living in Hong Kong.
Although the Chief Executive Carrie Lam has given assurances that there will be room for further discussions and there will be safeguards in place, we do not trust the legal system in China nor do we trust that the government of Hong Kong will stand up against Chinese authorities.
We ask, if this bill was passed by the Legislative Council, the UK government consider:
• to take further actions to oppose the introduction of this extradition law for Hong Kong’s high degree of autonomy and freedoms enshrined in the Sino-British Joint Declaration;
• to officially declare a breach by China on the Sino-British Joint Declaration should the government of Hong Kong and Beijing continue to neglect the further actions taken by the UK and the international communities; also
• to consider, in the United Nations, the possibility of voiding the United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2908 that deprived Hong Kong people of the right to self-determination;
• to examine to expand the right of BN(O) passport holders to reside in the UK and/or some member states of the Commonwealth. Some British overseas territories such as Gibraltar and the Falkland Islands might also be considered.
Yours Sincerely,
A Group of British Citizens and British Nationals (Overseas) in Hong Kong
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June 12, 2019
Andrew Heyn OBE
Consul General to Hong Kong & Macao,
British Consulate-General Hong Kong
Petition Letter
by a Group of British Citizens and British Nationals (Overseas) in Hong Kong
Your Excellency,
We are writing urgently to express our deepest concern for a currently proposed change to the Fugitives Offenders Ordinance (often referred to as Extradition Law) put forward by the government of Hong Kong.
On 9th Jun 2019, a million of Hong Kong people has marched a day and night onto the streets to protest against the introduction of this proposed extradition law. Hong Kong currently has extradition agreements with 18 countries, including the UK and four other EU member states. The proposed amendment will extend extradition coverage to laws of communist mainland China. This bill, if passed, will pose an imminent threat to civil rights of and the very safety to British nationals with connections to or living in Hong Kong.
Although the Chief Executive Carrie Lam has given assurances that there will be room for further discussions and there will be safeguards in place, we do not trust the legal system in China nor do we trust that the government of Hong Kong will stand up against Chinese authorities.
We ask, if this bill was passed by the Legislative Council, the UK government consider:
• to take further actions to oppose the introduction of this extradition law for Hong Kong’s high degree of autonomy and freedoms enshrined in the Sino-British Joint Declaration;
• to officially declare a breach by China on the Sino-British Joint Declaration should the government of Hong Kong and Beijing continue to neglect the further actions taken by the UK and the international communities; also
• to consider, in the United Nations, the possibility of voiding the United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2908 that deprived Hong Kong people of the right to self-determination;
• to examine to expand the right of BN(O) passport holders to reside in the UK and/or some member states of the Commonwealth. Some British overseas territories such as Gibraltar and the Falkland Islands might also be considered.
Yours Sincerely,
A Group of British Citizens and British Nationals (Overseas) in Hong Kong
可以一試 不過唔想巴打有太大期待 大家都盡做 但求無悔便可
救命啊事頭婆
Bno holder 全面進場！
第三點唔好consider 又 to consider 啦
仲有唔好寫到咁vague
例如to propose a review on the UN resolution 咁樣
仲有唔好寫到咁vague
例如to propose a review on the UN resolution 咁樣