联合国人权居委会出面要求北京不得干涉香港选举。居委会说选举是普世，对于香港当局的行为很不满意，限期香港当局2个月回复。
不晓得不回复，香港会不会受制裁啊?
U.N. Human Rights Panel Urges China to Allow Free Elections in Hong Kong
By MICHAEL FORSYTHEOCT. 23, 2014
HONG KONG — The United Nations Human Rights Committee urged China on Thursday to allow elections in Hong Kong without restrictions on who can run as a candidate. The move appeared likely to draw strong criticism from Beijing, where officials decided in August to set strict guidelines for the 2017 election of the city’s next leader, prompting mass sit-in protests.
The 18-member panel in Geneva said that Hong Kong needed to do more to ensure that its people had not only the right to vote, but also the right to run for office.
“Hong Kong China should take all necessary measures to implement universal and equal suffrage in conformity with the covenant, as a matter of priority for all future elections,” Cornelis Flinterman, a member of the rights panel from the Netherlands, said on Thursday, referring to an international agreement on political rights.
The United Nations panel said Hong Kong’s performance in following the panel’s recommendations was “not satisfactory,” and it gave the Hong Kong government two months to reply.
The 18-member panel in Geneva said that Hong Kong needed to do more to ensure that its people had not only the right to vote, but also the right to run for office.
“Hong Kong China should take all necessary measures to implement universal and equal suffrage in conformity with the covenant, as a matter of priority for all future elections,” Cornelis Flinterman, a member of the rights panel from the Netherlands, said on Thursday, referring to an international agreement on political rights.
The United Nations panel said Hong Kong’s performance in following the panel’s recommendations was “not satisfactory,” and it gave the Hong Kong government two months to reply.
