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| Name/Title | I am coming to Hong Kong because... |
| Jean-Luc
Roux (Mr.) Head of Political and Business Unit (International) | I am coming to Hong Kong because I would like to block agreements that threaten the environment worldwide and make the people of the world poorer. |
Adviser for International Trade / WTO and Head of the Greenpeace Delegation at MC6 (International) | I am coming to Hong Kong to highlight that free trade is causing damage to people and the environment and needs to be regulated. The Hong Kong government is portraying the Ministerial meeting as the "Pride of Hong Kong". But free trade leads to shameful business being done in Hong Kong. Electronic waste, for example, is being unloaded in Hong Kong and is causing harm to communities and nature in places such as Guiyu. Rather than pushing forward with further liberalization, governments should initiate a social and environmental review of the global trade system in Hong Kong. That would make the world proud! |
Programme Manager Resistance fACTory (Austria) | I am coming to Hong Kong because I want to observe and influence the European Unions politics in the WTO in the field of the environment. |
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Toxics Campaigner, (Hong Kong, China) | I want to stop Hong Kong from using the name of “free trade” to allow and even encourage the trade of toxic electronic waste. |
M. K. Tam (Mr.) Campaign Manager (Hong Kong, China) | I'm from Hong Kong. But I think it's too naive that the propaganda of our HK government portrays free-trade-at-all-costs as beneficial to all people. Too many cases in China demonstrate we must be aware of the environmental impacts brought by unregulated economic development. |
| Ho Luen (Ms.) Media Officer (Hong Kong, China) | |
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Wendel Trio (Mr.) Campaign Director (Belgium) | |
Adviser for International Trade / WTO (Germany) | |
| Namrata Chowdhary
International Media Officer (International) | |
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Ramapati Kumar (Mr.)
Campaigner, Toxics (India) | |