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e)

To bring pressure to bear upon the Hong Kong Government, to try and introduce a system of state benefit to assist people in real need.

f) To boycott goods imported from Hong Kong until

progress is made in the above.

It seems to me to be ludicrous for any British Government (of whatever shade of political opinion) to condone the apathy of the Hong Kong Government in the above acts or omissions, when such would not be tolerated under any circumstances in the United Kingdom itself.

Any help you can offer, perhaps by forming a pressure group, to try and ameliorate these problems will be appreciated.

Yours faithfully,

dessway

J. Owen (Mrs)