Hong Kong Coalition
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UnclaimedHong Kong Coalition is a Hong Kong non-governmental organisation founded on 5 May 2020 that advocates upholding "One Country, Two Systems".
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
The Hong Kong Coalition is a Hong Kong non-governmental organisation founded on 5 May 2020, with Tung Chee Hwa and Leung Chun Ying as Chief Convenors, Tam Yiu Chung as Secretary-General, and Maria Tam Wai Chu and 10 others as Deputy Secretaries-General. It was founded by 1,500 initiators from all sectors of society and held a press conference on 5 May 2020 declaring its official establishment. Its stated aims are to uphold "One Country, Two Systems" and support Hong Kong to overcome difficulties and start afresh for brilliance ahead.
History
The Hong Kong Coalition was founded by 1,500 initiators from all sectors of society, with Tung Chee Hwa and Leung Chun Ying as Chief Convenors, Tam Yiu Chung as Secretary-General, and Maria Tam Wai Chu and 10 others as Deputy Secretaries-General. It held a press conference on 5 May 2020 declaring its official establishment. Its "Joint Manifesto" declares that only by defending "One Country, Two Systems" does Hong Kong have the value of existence and room for development, and calls for revitalising the economy, returning to the rule of law, and rebuilding unity across social classes and the political spectrum.
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Advocates upholding "One Country, Two Systems" and supporting Hong Kong to overcome difficulties and start afresh for brilliance ahead.
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