Tommy Cheung Yu-yan speaks at a Legislative Council meeting on July 14. Cheung is strongly opposed to increasing the statutory paternity leave in Hong Kong from three to five days. Photo: Dickson Lee Tommy Cheung Yu-yan speaks at a Legislative Council meeting on July 14. Cheung is strongly opposed to increasing the statutory paternity leave in Hong Kong from three to five days. Photo: Dickson Lee
Tommy Cheung Yu-yan speaks at a Legislative Council meeting on July 14. Cheung is strongly opposed to increasing the statutory paternity leave in Hong Kong from three to five days. Photo: Dickson Lee
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Hong Kong lawmaker opposed to paternity leave could be a blessing in disguise for unionists

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Updated: 12:00pm, 17 Aug, 2018

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Tommy Cheung Yu-yan speaks at a Legislative Council meeting on July 14. Cheung is strongly opposed to increasing the statutory paternity leave in Hong Kong from three to five days. Photo: Dickson Lee Tommy Cheung Yu-yan speaks at a Legislative Council meeting on July 14. Cheung is strongly opposed to increasing the statutory paternity leave in Hong Kong from three to five days. Photo: Dickson Lee
Tommy Cheung Yu-yan speaks at a Legislative Council meeting on July 14. Cheung is strongly opposed to increasing the statutory paternity leave in Hong Kong from three to five days. Photo: Dickson Lee
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