thought right that they should be pressed for their own sake, then this should be done separately, and preferably in a circular inviting all our territories to consider their adoption.
7.
Recent developments indicate that if the Chinese are looking for a face-saving gesture it could centre on prisoners. We may well have to reconsider our stand on the question of their release.
If we do, it will have to be on the basis that release by way of amnesty is the only course open to us, linked in all probability to deportation or "release" to China.
20 March, 1968
Ls. Carter
S.
(W. S. Carter)
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Mr Godden.
For the reasons set out in pampspl 4 "suspended asatinces
9 paragraph 5
" reluse on
licence", I agree with the Carter
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that there devices would not meet the needs of Hong Kong in dealing
inth the type of prisoner
we are concerned with
I would suggest that this problem is neted as one
of
the
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next month.
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