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      <description>It is dismaying to learn of the pressures now faced by Hong Kong academics who are perceived to be critical of certain Chinese central government policies. Recent developments at the University of Hong Kong have been particularly disturbing.
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      <description>More than 30 years after the signing of the Sino-British Joint Declaration, the governments in Beijing and Hong Kong would much rather that the world forget it had been signed in the first place. Last December, Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Raymond Tam Chi-yuen claimed that "[t]he provisions of the Joint Declaration have been fully implemented, and its purpose and objectives have also been fully fulfilled".
Similarly, Chen Zuoer , former deputy director of the Hong Kong and...</description>
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