Hong Kong security police arrest veteran labor activist

Police arrest veteran Hong Kong labor activist for 'collusion'

Officers stop Elizabeth Tang outside the prison where her unionist husband is serving time for 'illegal' protests

Hong Kong security police arrest veteran labor activist

Elizabeth Tang, the wife of Lee Cheuk-yan, is currently the general secretary of the International Domestic Workers Federation

Hong Kong security police arrest veteran labour activist

Hong Kong national security police on Thursday arrested a veteran labour activist who is also the wife of an organizer of annual vigils commemorating China's 1989 crackdown on pro-democracy protesters, two people close to her said.

Hong Kong labor activist arrested by security police

Hong Kong security police have arrested a labor and pro-democracy activist in the latest in a series of arrests under security pretexts. Elizabeth Tang was taken into custody outside at or near Stanley Prison.

China suspected of silencing pro-democracy movement after Hong Kong police arrest veteran activist

Hong Kong authorities arrested a veteran labor activist Thursday. While the reason behind the arrest is unclear, Beijing is suspected of cracking down on the city’s pro-democracy camp.

Hong Kong security police arrest veteran labour activist Elizabeth Tang

Officers arrested Elizabeth Tang, the wife of Lee Cheuk-yan, outside Stanley Prison but it was still unclear for what reason, said the people, who declined to be identified for fear of government retribution.