TNAG-1566-FCO40-2131-Future-of-Hong-Kong-nationality-and-passports-Hong-Kong-(Br-1986 — Page 202

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15.

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WHAT ABOUT THOSE IN HONG KONG WHO ARE ALREADY

STATELESS?

There

are some 4,500 stateless persons of non-Chinese race in Hong Kong. They are mainly Vietnamese and Cambodians who were in Hong Kong at the fall of Saigon and Phnom-Penh

as well as a handful of other ethnic minorities.

These

persons, although they do not have the right to reside in Hong Kong, have been granted permanent unconditional stay after 9 years of residence in Hong Kong. Those who meet the requirements are eligible to apply for naturalisation

as BDTCs in Hong Kong.

16.

FUTURE OF HONG KONG CHINESE EMPLOYED BY HM FORCES IN

HONG KONG

A.

Locally Employed Personnel:

The future of

Hong Kong residents serving in HM Forces in Hong Kong or

will be considered in the Hong Kong Naval Squadron will context of our continuing discussions with the Hong Kong

Government on the future of the garrison.

in

the

These

being phased out

Crewmen Working on Royal Fleet Auxiliaries:

as the result of the 1975

B.

are

agreement with the trade unions.

C.

Laundrymen and Tailors (Chinese Unofficial Workers): These are not employees of HM Forces. They are

We are employed on a contract basis by individual ships. looking at the future of these people in the context of our discussions on the future of the garrison.

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