HKHRM at US Hearing on
“Democracy in Hong Kong”
Director of the Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor (HKHRM), Mr. LAW Yuk
Kai, will testify before the United
States Senate Foreign Affairs Committee at 2:30 pm on Thursday, 4
March 2004 (Washington D.C. time; i.e. 3:30am, Friday, 5 March 2004
Hong Kong time) in the hearing on “Democracy in Hong Kong”.
The hearing will be web-broadcasted
live (click
"Dirksen 419" at the right hand side of the webpage, SD-419: Foreign
Relations), The HKHRM will release its submission to the
Committee at 3:30am Friday, at the same time while Mr. Law is
testifying in the US.
HKHRM
submission to US Senate
(pdf file)
Hearing clips: (MP3 format)
- Mr
Martin Lee's Speech
- Mr James
To's Speech
- Mr
Lee Cheuk Yan's Speech
- Mr Law Yuk
Kai's Speech
- Q & A
Session
Use Real Player
to play all the clips
sequentially
＊ Thanks
welovehk.hopto.org
for the sound clips processing
Related speeches:
- Mr
Stephen Lam, Secretary for Constitutional Affairs, "We consider that it
is inappropriate for Members of the Hong Kong
legislature to join (the hearing of) a foreign legislature to discuss
Hong Kong's constitutional development." (3rd March 2004)
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