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PE/4630/A3/3
20 June 74
The Hong Kong Red Cross Society called on the Hong Keng and other international organizations to protest against this vile act by the Hong Kong authorities. The Chinese residents of Hong Kong also manifested then indignation and seal a motion to the Hong Kong Governor demanding that he allow the South Vietnamese to take refuge in Hong Kong.
Faced with this terrorist act by the Thieu clique, our compatriors in all walks of life in the South can see even more clearly the warlike, fascist, US lackey features of the Thieu clique, and will oppose it even more fiercely.
(b) Vietnam Press in English 19 June 74
Excerpts from report:“
The [South Vietnam] Ministry of Interior has not received any information- concerning a letter asking for Red China's intervention by relatives of 119 Vietnamese of Chinese descent who had been arrested for their illegal entrance into Hong Kong. The ́. Government spokesman [on]. Tuesday, [18th Junej morning said he did not know whether this letter, if any,had been sent from the RVN or Hong Kong.
According to Mr Bui Bao Truc. if the request for inicivemtion was made on behalf of the 119 Chinese-born Vietnamese, these elements would be accused of having made contact with the Red Chinese authorities, besides the offence of going abroad wich no exit visa...
All of the 119 Vietnamese, who had entered Hong Kong illegally, were turned over to the RVN authorities by Hong Kong officials They arrived at Tan Son Nhat airport [on] Monday morning and are being held pending trial at court.
Deportation of S Vietnamese from Hong Kong
(a) “Liberation Radio" 1000 grit 17 June 74
Text of report:
According to dispatches from Hong Kong, the Thieu administration on 17th. June sent in two "Air Vietnam" planes to bring forcibly back to Saigon 119 compatriots who, refusing to serve as mercenary troops for the benefit of the United States, had taken refuge in Hong Kong since late last May
UPI reported that four policemen and secret agents arrived in Hong Kong aboard these two planes and that a violent demonstration took place at the airport. The demonstrators were relatives and friends of the 119 compatriots They held up posters and shouted slogans to protest against the Hong Kong Government's inhuman treatment of Vietnamese taking refuge there.
It is common knowledge that the Hong Kong authorities colluded with the United States in this incident to oppose our compatriots. As soon as these 119 compatriots had arrived and taken refuge in Hong Kong to protest against the Thieu clique's scheme to pressgang and force them to serve as mercenary troops for the benefit of the United States, the local authorities detained them and prepared to expel them and return them to the Thieu administration. The Thieu clique stated in Saigon that it would detain and might sentence these compatriots to hard labour for life upon their forced return.