Mia Farrow enters Hong Kong to protest China-Sudan ties, activist says

An activist traveling with Mia Farrow says she and the actress have been allowed to enter Hong Kong to protest China's relations with Sudan.

The activist, Jill Savitt, says that immigration officials briefly questioned her and Farrow at the airport before allowing them into the city Thursday.

Farrow's arrival Thursday comes after several other activists were deported immediately after landing in Hong Kong to protest the Olympic Torch.

Savitt says Hong Kong authorities asked Farrow not to disrupt Friday's torch relay and they agreed. Farrow plans to give a speech about Sudan on Friday at the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club.