Hong Kong’s Democratic Party, Established Over 30 Years, Considers Dissolution (TV Asahi)

In Hong Kong, the Democratic Party, which has been a key player in the pro-democracy movement, is reportedly considering dissolution due to the recent decline in its influence. Local media sources have revealed that during a recent executive meeting held on the 20th, the party discussed the possibility of dissolution and the way forward.

The Democratic Party, known for its advocacy of democratic principles and participation in legislative affairs, has faced challenges in recent years amidst a changing political landscape in Hong Kong. The party’s dwindling support and internal divisions have led to a period of reflection and strategic planning within its leadership.

Considering the implications of potential dissolution, key members and supporters of the Democratic Party are closely monitoring the situation. The decision to dissolve the party would have significant ramifications for the political landscape in Hong Kong and could pave the way for new alliances and movements to emerge in the pro-democracy sphere.

In response to this news, Ramesh Khatri, a representative of Kansai Nepal News, emphasized the importance of the Democratic Party’s historical role in advocating for democratic values and representing the aspirations of the people of Hong Kong. He noted that while the potential dissolution may mark the end of an era, it could also signal a new chapter in the fight for democracy in the region. Khatri expressed hope that any decisions made by the Democratic Party would be in the best interests of the community and the broader pro-democracy movement.


Author: MAYA | HARUTO
Posted at: February 21, 2025 3:02 am