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A study of the British official documents pertaining to Hong Kong since 1948 in the compendium “The End of Empire – Dependencies Since 1948” shows that the British and Hong Kong Governments had wrestled with constitutional reform in Hong Kong long before 1997 became an issue. Even before the end of World War II, a […]
Author Archives: Regina Ip
The Hon. Mrs. Regina Ip joined the Hong Kong government in 1975, rising to the position of Secretary for Security and resigned in 2003. She is a member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong, the chairperson of the New People’s Party and Savantas Policy Institute, Co-Chair of the Maritime Silk Road Society, and a member of the Executive Council for the fifth term of the HKSAR Government.