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CONFIDENTIAL

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

London SW1

Lloyd Esq CMG

Lecretary for Security

Colonial Secretariat

Lower Albert Road

HONG KONG

Telephone 01-

125T

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70'

Your reference

Our reference

Date

SS 14/5691/55 II

UM 52/1

5 December 1975

UN CRIME SECRETARIAT

1. Many thanks for your letter of 7 November to Andrew Stuart about Mr Clifford's visit to Hong Kong. We in HKIOD had not in fact seen your earlier letters to James in United Nations Department, but I have now had a look at the papers.

2.

Judging from your report of Mr Clifford's visit I think you are right to feel somewhat wary about the level of Hong Kong's participation in these UN activities. We agree, however, that there are good arguments for Hong Kong being represented the United Nations Congress on the prevention of crime and the treatment of offenders; but that the Hong Kong representatives, if you do decide to send any, should be few in number, maintain a low posture and attend as part of the UK delegation.

3. 1 understand that United Nations Department will shortly be circulating Dependent Territories for nominations; registration of delegations takes place in September 1974. UN Department say that they will need your nominations (if any) for the Congress by about 30 June 1974.

4*

If we can be of any further help, please let me know.

cc:

UN Department

CONWIDENTAL,

R B Crowson

Hong Kong & Indian Ocean Department

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