Hong Kong Police Question Family of Exiled Activist in Escalating Crackdown

Hong Kong police detained and interrogated the parents and brother of pro-democracy activist Nathan Law.
Law's family members were later released but the investigation remains open.
Law was granted asylum in Britain last year and has become a leading critic of Beijing's policies in Hong Kong.
The raid appears aimed at pressuring Law by targeting his family and supporters still in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong's leader warned that security forces will intensify efforts to crack down on political dissent and activism.