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Joint Committee on the Promotion of Democratic Government

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Members
Political groups Educational bodies Unions and labour organisations Religious bodies Student bodies Social services and social workers' unions Community groups
See also
References

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|country = Hong Kong
|name = Joint Committee on the Promotion of Democratic Government
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|logo =
|abbreviation = JCPDG
|founder = Martin Lee
Szeto Wah
|colorcode = Green
|foundation = 27 October 1986
|dissolved = 21 May 1989
|headquarters =
|successor = Hong Kong Alliance in
Support of Patriotic
Democratic Movements
in China
|regional = Pro-democracy camp
|position =
|ideology = Liberalism (Hong Kong)
|colours =
|website =
}}

The Joint Committee on the Promotion of Democratic Government ({{zh|t=民主政制促進聯委會}}, abbreviated 民促會; JGPDG) was an umbrella organisation representing various groups of the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong.^[1] It was established on 27 October 1986 by 190 groups and led by the prominent pro-democracy figures Szeto Wah and Martin Lee. It demanded direct election in the 1988 Legislative Council, a "through train" arrangement for letting Legislative Council members elected in 1995 automatically becoming the members of the first legislature in the SAR government after 1997. They also demanded the Chief Executive to be elected by universal suffrage.^[1] It formed the backbone of today's pro-democracy camp as many of its key members formed the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements in China during the Tiananmen protests of 1989 and the United Democrats of Hong Kong (later transformed into Democratic Party) for the first direct election in 1991.

Members

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Political groups

Association for Democracy and Justice
China–Hong Kong Society
Christian Communist Critics
Hong Kong Affairs Society
Hong Kong Association for Democracy and People's Livelihood
Hong Kong Policy Viewers
Hong Kong Society for the Advancement of Justice
Meeting Point
New Hong Kong Society
Pei Shum Society
Sam Fong Society

Educational bodies

Education Action Group
Hong Kong Professional Teachers' Union^[3]
Hong Kong Education Research Group
Technical Institute Teachers' Association

Unions and labour organisations

Association of Government Land and Engineering Surveying Officers
Association for Accident Victims
Federation of Civil Service Unions
Government Construction Technology and Survey
Government Cookers' Union
Government Surveyor Association
Hong Kong Christian Industrial Committee

Religious bodies

Hong Kong Christian Sentinels
Kowloon West Community Church
Kwun Tong Community Church
Public Policy Committee, Hong Kong Christian Council

Student bodies

Current Affairs Committee, Students Union, CUHK
Current Affairs Committee, Students Union, HKP
Current Affairs Committee, Students Union, HKU
Hong Kong Federation of Students
Hong Kong Students Christian Movement
Social Services Group, Student Union, Shue Yan College
Student Union, Hong Kong Baptist College

Social services and social workers' unions

Hong Kong Social Workers General Union
Kwun Tong Methodist Community Centre
Methodist Epworth Village Community Centre
On Wing Social Services Centre
Salvation Army Employees' Association
Workers Association, HK Federation of Youth Groups

Community groups

Association for Better Living in Butterfly Bay
Cha Kwoa Lane THA Resident's Association
Choi Hung Estate Residents Association
Concern Group for Development of Southern District
District Board Member's Office, Chan Chi-keung
District Board Member's Office, Chan Yuen-sum
District Board Member's Office, Cheng Kam-wah
District Board Member's Office, Cheung Ka-man
District Board Member's Office, Choi Cheung Yuet-lan
District Board Member's Office, Choi Wai-shek
District Board Member's Office, Hung Wing-tat
District Board Member's Office, Lai Kwok-hung
District Board Member's Office, Lee Chi-fai
District Board Member's Office, Li Wah-ming
District Board Member's Office, Lee Yuk-wah
District Board Member's Office, Liu Sing-lee
District Board Member's Office, Luk King-shing
District Board Member's Office, Luk Shun-tim
District Board Member's Office, Mok Ying-fan
District Board Member's Office, Ng Kin-sang
District Board Member's Office, Ng Wai-lo
District Board Member's Office, Sin Chung-kai
District Board Member's Office, Tang Sun-wah
District Board Member's Office, Tse Man-kai
District Board Member's Office, Tsui Kim-ling
District Board Member's Office, Wong Chi-kwan
District Board Member's Office, Wong Chung-chuen
District Board Member's Office, Wong Yiu-chung
District Board Member's Office, Yeung Mei-kwong
District Board Member's Office, Yim Tin-sang
District Board Member's Office, Chan Mo-pau & Yeung Shuk-chuen
District Board Member's Office, Chu Wai-bun & Ng Ming-yam
Hong Kong Society of Community Organisation
Hong Kong People's Council on Housing Policy
Joint Committee of Community Organisation on Concerning Basic Law
Kowloon City Development Council
Lai King Estate Residents Association
Regional Council Member's Office, Tsang Kwok-yuen
Regional Council Member's Office, Wong Man-tai
Regional Council & District Board Member's Office, Lai Kam-cheung & Lee Ho-fai
Regional Council & District Board Member's Office, Lai On-kwok & Lee Wing-tat
Research Centre on the Development of Central & Western District
Shamshuipo Development and Service Centre
Shamshuipo People's Livelihood Concern Group
Shatin Concern Group
Society for the Rights of Butterfly Bay's Residents
Tsing Yi Concern Group
Tuen Mun People's Livelihood Concern Association
Tuen Mun Tsuen Wai Voluntary Society
Urban Council Member's Office, Fok Pui-yee
Urban Council Member's Office, Lam Chak-piu
Urban Council Member's Office, Lee Chik-yuet
Urban Council Member's Office, Tong Kam-piu
Urban Council & District Board Members' Office, Fung Kin-kee, Leung Kam-to, Tam Kwok-kiu
Yaumatei Community Research Group

References

1. ^¹{{cite book|title=The Impact of China's 1989 Tiananmen Massacre|year=2011|last=Béja|first=Jean-Philippe|publisher=Taylor & Francis|pages=186–187}}
2. ^{{cite book|title=Hong Kong's Tortuous Democratization: A Comparative Analysis|last=Sing|first=Ming|publisher=Routledge|year=2004|pages=233–234}}
3. ^{{cite book|title=Political Change and the Crisis of Legitimacy in Hong Kong|last=Scott|first=Ian|publisher=University of Hawaii Press|year=1989|page=290}}

3 : Politics of Hong Kong|Chinese democracy movements|1986 establishments in Hong Kong

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