Political development in Hong Kong : State, political society, and civil society

Political Development in Hong Kong : State, Political Society, and Civil Society

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317. Apple Daily. December 16, 2001. "Jin wuzhengtong ruxue shi buyi de falu Zhen Rijun: Gongmin kangming nanmian." (It is an Unjust Law to ban abode-seeking children from school: Zen says civil Disobedience is Inevitable.) P.A1.
318. Apple Daily. February 28, 2002. "Zhongyang cu Gang jinkuai lifa fan Dianfu." (Central asks Hong Kong to enact anti-subversion laws as soon as possible.) P. A2.
319. Apple Daily. December 21, 2002. "23 tiao konghuang Xinwenjie yicheng ren jiang cizhi." (Article 23 Panic: 10% Journalists will Resign.) P. A6.
320. Apple Daily. June 25, 2003. "Zhengfu Kaolu Paimai Shangtai Paizhao" (Government Contemplates Auctioning CR License.) P. A19.
321. Apple Daily. July 14, 2003. "Shangtai you Zhengfu Xupai Biangua tang gaifa sannian xian you zhengzhi xunxi" (CR Fears Government changes License, Sending Political Message by a Three- Year License.) P. A6.
322. Apple Daily. April 29, 2004. "Xiayizhan, chuanmei!" (Next Station, the Media!) P.A23.
323. Hong Kong Daily News. June 25, 2002. "Qian Qichen: Dong buzai gujia." (Qian: Tung is not alone anymore) P. A2.
324. Hong Kong Daily News. December 4, 2002. "Zhuanye nianqing xinxie chuju zhi yin buzai zhuliu mingdan zhi nei." (Professional New Blood Knocked Out because Not on Mainstream List) P. A4.
325. Hong Kong Economic Journal. May 23, 2001. "Yetai chengren you rujing heimingdan." (Regina Ip Admits Immigration Black-List.) P.6.
326. Hong Kong Economic Journal. June 26, 2002. "Qian Qichen dianchu 23 tiao lifa duifu Falun Gong." (Qian points out Article 23 is for Falun Gong.).
327. Hong Kong Economic Journal. December 6, 2002. "Li Zuze ji Tian Beijun tai xiaoqi." (Lee Cho-jat: James Tien "petty-minded") P.7.
328. Hong Kong Economic Journal. November 25, 2002. "Bendi xinwen gongzuozhe lianshu fandui 23 tiao "Local Journalists Petition against Article 23." P.8.
329. Hong Kong Economic Journal. March 19, 2003. "Teshouban zheng shi Yang Yongqiang xing hui shen bao mai xin che." (The CE Office Confirmed Yeoh Declared Buying Car in Exco) P.7.
330. Hong Kong Economic Journal. March 4, 2005. "Zhongyang suiyi huan teshou yiguo liangzhi cheng konghua." (Arbitrarily Replace CE; "One Country, Two System is Empty Talk.") P.16.
331. Hong Kong Economic Times. January 31, 2001. "Chentai guaguan chuan she zuchang Falun Gong." (Anson Chan's resignation related to approval for Falun Gong) P. A27.
332. Hong Kong Economic Times. February 1, 2001. "Chentai: Falun Gong tang shoufa buhuijin." (Anson Chan: Falun Gong would not be banned as long as its activities were legal).
333. Hong Kong Economic Times. June 27, 2003. "Xinba gongchao jiejue Gonghui yu chengba jiemeng." (Industrial action averted. First Bus Staff Union formed alliance with Citybus).
334. Hong Kong Economic Times. August 13, 2003. "Gaoyuan ming jiantao zujin fangwei shenqing zahuan zhixing." (High Court Orders Rent Reevaluation. Housing Authority Asks for Adjournment). P. A21.
335. Hong Kong Economic Times. November 5, 2003. "Ershiba tuanti cu Wang Jianqiu cizhi." (28 NGOs demand Michel Wong's resignation) P. A26.
336. Ming Pao Daily News. October 4, 2000. "Zhuli zhujiao: Zhonglianban zhu gang jiaoqu didiao chuli fengsheng." (Coadjudicator Bishop: CGLO demanded low-key treatment of Canonization of Saints.).
337. Ming Pao Daily News. January 15, 2001. "Chentai cizhi daohuoxian? Zu changdi chuan dong chen yijian xiangzuo." (Anson Chan Resignation due to Falun Gong? Tung and Chan Disputed on Venue Booking) P. A4.
338. Ming Pao Daily News. August 1, 2002. "Zhengtan chuge da yingzhang Ma Shiheng yilian wunai." (Hard battle for 'greenhorn', Ma frustrated) P. A2.
339. Ming Pao Daily News. August 13, 2002. "Liao Xiudong xunuo Zeng Yinquan piping." (Liao promised but Tsang criticised) P. A1.
340. Ming Pao Daily News. December 9, 2002. "Zhonglianban mingdan zuoyou renda xuanju." (CGLO Name Lists Determine NPC Election) P.B12.
341. Ming Pao Daily News. December 14, 2002. "Yuban shimin fandui ershisan tiao lifa; sicheng you ziyou shousun huigui hou xingao.̈ (More than Half Object to Article 23 Legislation 40% worried that Freedom would be breached-Highest since the Handover." P. A10.
342. Ming Pao Daily News. February 28, 2003. "Shensu zhuanyuan hong 95% cishan jigou wuwangguan." (Ombudsman criticizes: 95% of non-profit groups under no supervision.) P. A8.
343. Ming Pao Daily News. May 8, 2003. "Xiang xianshi ditou. Qi she zhuan men yiyuan" (Bowing to Reality Give Up on Special Hospital) P. A12.
344. Ming Pao Daily News. May 9. 2003. "Longtou yiyuan zibao erxian yiyuan shangzhen." (Top Hospitals Play Safe. Second Raters Take Charge) P. A12.
345. Ming Pao Daily News. July 9, 2003. "Wanzai tianhai sanweifan bei jiaoting Huanbao tuanti ying guansi tonglei gongcheng ju shouzu." (Wanchai Reclamation "Three Violations": Green Groups win Lawsuit. Other projects held.) P. A8.
346. Ming Pao Daily News. November 14, 2003. "Gangfu ni lifa baozheng bu tianhai." (Government proposed laws to promise no more reclamation)) P. A16.
347. Ming Pao Daily News. March 23, 2005. "Dong zai koutou qingci Zhongyang shunshuituizhou.". P. A12.
348. Oriental Daily News. May 28, 2002. P. A28. "Shensu zhuanyuan henpi jiaoshu wuzongzui." (Ombudsman stated 'Five sins' of Education Department).
349. Oriental Daily News. August 13, 2002. "Jiu tie ju jianjia xia yue ba song yi." (KCRC rejects fares cuts, 'one free trip for eight' next month) P. A24.
350. Sing Pao. June 15, 2001. "Dong Jianhua zhi zhi Falun Gong shi xiejiao." (Tung said Falun Gong is an evil cult.) P. A4.
351. Sing Tao Daily News. April 27, 2003. "Xi yulun yali Lao Yongle cu dongshiju zongci. Yiguanju jinji bianzhen kangyan." (Lo Wing-lok urge HA Resign to ease public pressure. HA new plans to combat SARS) P. A2.
352. Ming Pao Daily News. January 15, 2001. "Chentai cizhi daohuoxian? Zu changdi chuan dong chen yijian xiangzuo." (Anson Chan Resignation due to Falun Gong? Tung and Chan Disputed on Venue Booking) P. A4.
353. Ming Pao Daily News. August 1, 2002. "Zhengtan chuge da yingzhang Ma Shiheng yilian wunai." (Hard battle for 'greenhorn', Ma frustrated) P. A2.
354. Ming Pao Daily News. August 13, 2002. "Liao Xiudong xunuo Zeng Yinquan piping." (Liao promised but Tsang criticised) P. A1.
355. Ming Pao Daily News. December 9, 2002. "Zhonglianban mingdan zuoyou renda xuanju." (CGLO Name Lists Determine NPC Election) P.B12.
356. Ming Pao Daily News. December 14, 2002. "Yuban shimin fandui ershisan tiao lifa; sicheng you ziyou shousun huigui hou xingao.̈ (More than Half Object to Article 23 Legislation 40% worried that Freedom would be breached-Highest since the Handover." P. A10.
357. Ming Pao Daily News. February 28, 2003. "Shensu zhuanyuan hong 95% cishan jigou wuwangguan." (Ombudsman criticizes: 95% of non-profit groups under no supervision.) P. A8.
358. Ming Pao Daily News. May 8, 2003. "Xiang xianshi ditou. Qi she zhuan men yiyuan" (Bowing to Reality Give Up on Special Hospital) P. A12.
359. Ming Pao Daily News. May 9. 2003. "Longtou yiyuan zibao erxian yiyuan shangzhen." (Top Hospitals Play Safe. Second Raters Take Charge) P. A12.
360. Ming Pao Daily News. July 9, 2003. "Wanzai tianhai sanweifan bei jiaoting Huanbao tuanti ying guansi tonglei gongcheng ju shouzu." (Wanchai Reclamation "Three Violations": Green Groups win Lawsuit. Other projects held.) P. A8.
361. Ming Pao Daily News. November 14, 2003. "Gangfu ni lifa baozheng bu tianhai." (Government proposed laws to promise no more reclamation)) P. A16.
362. Ming Pao Daily News. March 23, 2005. "Dong zai koutou qingci Zhongyang shunshuituizhou.". P. A12.
363. Oriental Daily News. May 28, 2002. P. A28. "Shensu zhuanyuan henpi jiaoshu wuzongzui." (Ombudsman stated 'Five sins' of Education Department).
364. Oriental Daily News. August 13, 2002. "Jiu tie ju jianjia xia yue ba song yi." (KCRC rejects fares cuts, 'one free trip for eight' next month) P. A24.
365. Sing Pao. June 15, 2001. "Dong Jianhua zhi zhi Falun Gong shi xiejiao." (Tung said Falun Gong is an evil cult.) P. A4.
366. Sing Tao Daily News. April 27, 2003. "Xi yulun yali Lao Yongle cu dongshiju zongci. Yiguanju jinji bianzhen kangyan." (Lo Wing-lok urge HA Resign to ease public pressure. HA new plans to combat SARS) P. A2.
367. Sing Tao Daily News. July 5, 2003. "23 tiao yuanzhuang tongguo weihai xinwen ziyou Xinbao ni maipan huo jieye." (Press Freedom constrained if original Article 23 Passed HKEJ Will be Sold or Folded.) P. A6.
368. Sing Tao Daily News. October 31, 2003. "Liang gu shili zhengduo pingjihui." (Two Forces fight for EOC) P. A4.
369. Ming Pao Daily News. March 23, 2005. "Tung Resigned Again; Central did him a Favor." P. A12.
370. South China Morning Post (SCMP). June 1, 1996. "Lu Sets Out Ground-rules for Press Freedom after 1997." P.1.
371. South China Morning Post (SCMP). July 18, 2002. "Exchange poised to weed out penny counters." P.1.
372. South China Morning Post (SCMP). June 7, 2004. "Beijing will tap HK and Macau first for Talent.".
373. Ta Kung Pao. November 22, 2001. "Shenjishu hong shi duo bumen zuocheng yu shiyi sunshi Wuliaochu cunhuo ke yong bainian." (Audit Report: Billion wasted by government departments. Supplies enough for 100 years) P. A1.
374. The Next Magazine. May 22, 2003. Pp. 42-50.
375. The Sun. August 2, 2002. "Liao xiudong cu jian jiaotongfei pongbi San ba liang tie: yi tigong youhui wu xuejia kongjian." (Liao defeated in demanding fare cuts. Public transport companies: discount offered, no room for reduction) P. A8.
376. Washington Post. June 28, 2000. "Discontent Afflicts Hong Kong; Protest Epidemic Reflects Rising Anxiety of Middle Class." P. A21.
377. Wen Wei Po. August 2, 2002. "Jiutie zhuxi wanju jianjia Qiangdiao guowang diao sheng po jiezhi." (KCRC Chairman declined reduction, 'previous prices increase were moderate') P. A4.