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Consul General to Hong Kong Zenaida Angara-Collinson told The STAR yesterday the Hong Kong government has agreed to send home these prisoners so they can serve their remaining terms in the Philippines but that "lack of a legal framework" prevents the Department of Justice in Manila from acting on their cases.
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HONG KONG ZENAIDA ANGARA-COLLINSON
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Consul General to Hong Kong Zenaida Angara-Collinson told The STAR yesterday the Hong Kong government has agreed to send home these prisoners so they can serve their remaining terms in the Philippines but that "lack of a legal framework" prevents the Department of Justice in Manila from acting on their cases.
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By Lilia Tolentino | October 29, 2001 - 12:00am
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