CONGRESSIONAL TESTIMONY/STATEMENTS
ON U.S. HONG KONG POLICY

Testimony

TEXT: BADER ON U.S.-HONG KONG LAW ENFORCEMENT TIES AFTER 1997


(U.S. intends to preserve Hong Kong law enforcement ties)
April 10, 1997

TEXT: TREASURY OFFICIAL U.S.-HONG KONG ENFORCEMENT TIES


(Continued close cooperation is planned for Hong Kong)
April 10, 1997

TEXT: JUSTICE OFFICIAL U.S.-HONG KONG LAW ENFORCEMENT RELATIONS


(Bilateral law enforcement relationship should continue)
April 10, 1997

TEXT: INS OFFICIAL 4/10 ON LAW ENFORCEMENT IN HONG KONG


(Hong Kong reversion poses new opportunities for INS)
April 10, 1997

TEXT: DEA OFFICIAL 4/10 ON DEA OPERATIONS IN HONG KONG


(Hong Kong reversion should not affect DEA operations)
April 10, 1997

TEXT: FBI OFFICIAL ON U.S. LAW ENFORCEMENT IN HONG KONG


(Hopes to make PRC, Hong Kong relationships grow)
April 10, 1997

TEXT: DAS JEFFREY BADER TESTIMONY ON HONG KONG REVERSION


(U.S. wants to preserve Hong Kong prosperity, way of life)
February 13, 1997

ALBRIGHT SAYS U.S. SEEKS STRONG TIES WITH CHINA


(Albright remarks before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee)
January 8, 1997

TEXT: CONCURRENT RESOLUTION REGARDING ELECTIONS FOR HONG KONG

(Hong Kong urged to schedule and conduct elections)
September 9, 1997

TEXT: HELMS COMMITTEE STATEMENT ON HONG KONG'S FUTURE


(Helms voices strong U.S. support for Hong Kong)
April 10, 1997

TEXT: SENATOR BAUCUS 4/10 REMARKS ON TRADE WITH CHINA


(U.S. should give China permanent MFN status)
April 10, 1997

GINGRICH: U.S. COMMITTED TO PRESERVING DEMOCRACY IN HONG KONG


(Rep. Bereuter to head working group on Hong Kong)
April 9, 1997

TEXT: GINGRICH REMARKS AT AMCHAM HONG KONG


(Smooth Hong Kong transition depends on respect for rights)
March 27, 1997

TRANSCRIPT: GINGRICH Q & A SESSION AT AMCHAM HONG KONG


(Patriotism differs from nationalism)
March 27, 1997

TEXT: SEN. BAUCUS 3/20 SPEECH ON CHINA POLICY IN 21ST CENTURY


(Give China "the respect and equality it deserves")
March 20, 1997

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