Canada shouldn't 'cave in' to China, says former Hong Kong politician | Power & Politics

Emily Lau, a former member of Hong Kong's Legislative Council and a prominent advocate for human rights in the Chinese region, said Canada should not cave in to Beijing in negotiations over issues like the detention of Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor.
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