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Paper discusses "hush-hush" presence of Chinese Communist party in Hong Kong.
Text of article by Christine Loh, CEO of the think tank Civic Exchange, and author of Underground Front: The Chinese Communist Party in Hong Kong headlined "The Shadows" published by Hong Kong newspaper South China Morning Post website on 1 July
Why hasn't the Chinese Communist Party come out in Hong Kong? Probably because it would mean revealing too many things. Members most likely discussed how it might function in Hong Kong post 1997, when China regained sovereignty from Britain. Xu Jiatun, the head of the New China News Agency (Xinhua) between 1983 and 1989 - who was also head of the party in Hong Kong - noted in his 1993 autobiography that the party "should exist openly" …
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