In Hong Kong, the heartbreak of watching a son and pro-democracy leader being taken to prison

November 07, 2017 5:13 PM

HONG KONG (NYTIMES) – In August, a court in Hong Kong sentenced three young pro-democracy activists to six to eight months in prison, making them what some have called the first political prisoners in the former British colony since its return to Chinese rule two decades ago.

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