Lee Cheuk-yan: Critical moment for rights and freedoms in Hong Kong as trial concludes
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This month in labour history
4-06-1989 The Chinese Army massacres thousands of student and workers demonstrating in Tiananmen Square, Beijing. [more]
6-06-2012 Li Wangyang, an organizer of independent unions, given 21 years in prison for his participation in Tiananmen, who became blind and paralyzed while in prison, is found "after committing suicide" in his hospital room, provoking monster protests in Hong Kong. [more]