What does CDHK stand for?

Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong (China)

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The bodies that represent the largest religious groups are the Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong, Chinese Muslim Cultural and Fraternal Association, Hong Kong Christian Council, Hong Kong Taoist Association, The Confucian Academy, and The Hong Kong Buddhist Association.

Hong Kong

The point was echoed by Zen in the latest issue of a newsletter published by the Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong.

Strained Vatican-China relations unlikely to change soon

As the Catholic diocese of Hong Kong has historically been one of the prime SBs, Bishop Zen has good reason to see this bill as a threat, not only to Catholic education, but also to the Church's influence in the territory.

Catholic schools threatened