American actress-activist Mia Farrow lights "torch against genocide" in Hong Kong as she urges China to pressurize the Sudanese government over the Darfur crisis. U.S. actress Mia Farrow lit a "torch against genocide" outside the Hong Kong government headquarters on Friday (May 2) as she urged China to pressure the Sudanese government over its role in the Darfur crisis. Farrow, best known for her roles in "Rosemary's Baby" and "Hannah and Her Sisters", last year became one of the first high profile figures to target the Beijing Games as a means of pressuring China for political leverage. "As the Games approach, China has the opportunity to change the course of history, to end the genocide in Darfur," said Farrow, who came to Hong Kong to highlight the Darfur issue while the city hosts the Olympic torch. "This flame celebrates the courage of those who have survived and this flame represents the hope we all share for an end to genocide everywhere," she added. She was allowed entry...