For 3 Hours, the House of Lords Debated Hong Kong. British Politicians United Across All Parties In Demanding That "one country, two systems" is honoured. Both living former Governors of Hong Kong Spoke. Peers highlighted egregious violations of human rights in China and called for reform, tolerance, dialogue and free speech and for the international community to stand with the people of Hong Kong in their hour of need. – David Alton

For 3 Hours, the House of Lords Debated Hong Kong. British Politicians United Across All Parties In Demanding That “one country, two systems” is honoured. Both living former Governors of Hong Kong Spoke. Peers highlighted egregious violations of human rights in China and called for reform, tolerance, dialogue and free speech and for the international community to stand with the people of Hong Kong in their hour of need.

October 24th outside of Parliament after the parliamentary debate with some of those who filled the galleries to watch the debate – including Alan Leong, one of the leaders of Hong Kong’s Civic Party. Hong Kong Watch posted these extracts on You Tube The Parliamentary TV Channel caries the debate at https://parliamentlive.tv/event/index/bd83118e-cedf-4cbb-a019-13fe6ef7782a?in=14:36:05 "It's hard to … Continue reading For 3 Hours, the House of Lords Debated Hong Kong. British Politicians United Across All Parties In Demanding That “one country, two systems” is honoured. Both living former Governors of Hong Kong Spoke. Peers highlighted egregious violations of human rights in China and called for reform, tolerance, dialogue and free speech and for the international community to stand with the people of Hong Kong in their hour of need.