What does HKHRM stand for?

Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Law Yuk-kai, director of Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor, questioned if Mugabe should enjoy immunity when she wasn't performing diplomatic duties.

Hong Kong: Grace Mugabe immune in alleged attack

But Law Yuk-kai of the Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor said the decision meant the government no longer had a legal basis for enforcing the law.

Hong Kong gays cheer legal victory

Law Yuk-kai, director for Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor, said the repatriation program may be abused by mainland prisoners who can buy their freedom once they are sent back across the border.

H.K. security chief proposes repatriation for Chinese prisoners

Law Yuk-kai of the Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor called the free-trade pact a "payback" for business leaders who have cooperated with what critics call a gradual erosion of civil liberties since the territory was returned to China on July 1, 1997.

Around the World

The five-year honeymoon has ended," said Law Yuk-kai, director of the Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor, a nongovernmental organization.

Hong Kong: 5 years in China's hand pulls subtlely

It is now clear as a result of this judgment that any part of the Basic Law can be 'interpreted' at any time by the Beijing government to mean whatever it wants it to mean and the Hong Kong courts will be powerless to resist," the Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor group said.

RULING AFFIRMS CHINA'S POWER TO DUMP LAWS IN HONG KONG