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- Who we are:
- The Democratic Party is a local political party which
is a party for all Hong Kong people. Dedicated to the affairs of Hong Kong
and concerned about the future of China, members of the Democratic Party
are working for democracy, progress and prosperity for Hong Kong and China.
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- What we stand for:
- We believe Hong Kong's future depends on freedom, democracy,
human rights and the rule of law. We are proud that the people of Hong
Kong support us in our efforts to advance these key principles and pledge
to continue our fight to advance Hong Kong people's rights -- especially
the right to have a say over our own future.
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- Join with us:
- The Democratic Party welcomes all who share our beliefs
to unite in building a better future for Hong Kong. Although the May 24
elections will take place under restrictive new rules passed by the appointed
legislature, the Democratic Party is committed to participating in the
elections and to giving Hong Kong people a voice and a choice in their
government. We are
- confident that with Hong Kong people's support, we can
continue to make a difference.
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- Founded in 1990, the Democratic Party was the first political
party in Hong Kong. We have won the most seats in every election (at all
three levels of government) ever held in Hong Kong. We were the largest
party in the elected Legislative Council which was abolished by Beijing
at the handover. Hong Kong's democratic institutions at all three levels
of government -- the District Boards, Municipal Councils and Legislative
Council -- were replaced by appointed so-called "provisional"
bodies and in fact contain many members who have lost in elections.
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- Now, as part of China, it is still not clear whether
Hong Kong can protect our freedoms under Communist rule, continue to spur
the economic liberalisation of China and maintain our role as the heart
of the Pacific Rim. But it is clear that the continuing international interest
and support for a free and democratic Hong Kong gives us great hope for
the future.
Although the 24 May 1998 elections took place under restrictive
new rules passed by the appointed legislature, the Democratic Party and
our allies participated in the elections in order to give Hong Kong people
a voice and a choice in their government. As a result, we won two-thirds
of the popular vote and one-third of the total seats. The overwhelming success
of the Democratic Party in the 1998 elections is among the most significant
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- The
Democratic Party Founding Platform
- List of Policy Spokespersons
- List of Office Bearers
- List
of Legislative Councillors (1998-2000)
- Message
to Voters
- The Democratic Party 1998 Legislative
Council Election Platform
- Democratic Party Candidates for
1998 Elections
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- For more information, please contact us at:
- The Democratic Party
- 4/F Hanley House
- 776-778 Nathan Road
- Kowloon, Hong Kong
- Tel: (852) 2397-7033
- Fax: (852) 2397-8998
- E-mail: dpweb@dphk.org
- Internet: www.dphk.org
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- Office of Martin Lee
- 704A Admiralty Centre
- Tower I
- 18 Harcourt Road
- Hong Kong
- Tel: (852) 2529-0864
- Fax: (852) 2861-2829 ........
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- The Democratic Party
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