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LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - MAY 3: Martin Lee, leader of the Hong Kong Democratic Party, is greeted by British Prime Minister Tony Blair when he made a visit to No 10 Downing Street 28 May after a meeting with Foreign Secretary Robin Cook. He will urge them to speak out more strongly for enforcement of the Sino-British joint declaration of 1984 and against the Beijing appointed Provisional Legislature which will replace the democratically elected Hong Kong legislative council on 01 July. (ELECTRONIC IMAGE) (Photo credit should read JOHNNY EGGITT/AFP via Getty Images)

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - MAY 3:  Martin Lee, leader of the Hong Kong Democratic Party,  is greeted by British Prime Minister Tony Blair when he made a visit to No 10 Downing Street 28 May after a meeting  with Foreign Secretary Robin Cook. He will urge them to speak out more strongly for enforcement of the Sino-British joint declaration of 1984 and against the Beijing appointed Provisional Legislature which will replace the democratically elected Hong Kong legislative council on 01 July.    (ELECTRONIC IMAGE)  (Photo credit should read JOHNNY EGGITT/AFP via Getty Images)