One of Justice Centre’s clients, a woman from Madagascar, was recently granted protection on appeal by the Torture Claims Appeal Board (TCAB)—a decision that highlights the growing importance of recognising intimate partner violence as a legitimate ground for non-refoulement protection in Hong Kong.
We’re pleased to share that our Executive Director, Lynette Nam, was named one of the winners of the Tatler Front & Female Awards Hong Kong 2024. The award recognises women in the city who are quietly but powerfully reshaping their sectors—and it’s a thoughtful acknowledgment of Lynette’s steady leadership and years of commitment to those seeking protection in Hong Kong.
We require interpreters who are fluent in various languages to assist with our work with protection claimants. Most interpreters are paid an hourly rate; some interpreters generously donate their time as volunteers.
For 5 days from 27 May until 31 May sign up to live just one of the limitations that refugees face in Hong Kong. Budget to spend $40 a day on food and share your experience on social media to help us raise awareness for the plight of refugees living in our city.
Justice Centre will be hosting a free, in-depth online training session on producing expert medical reports for asylum proceedings as according to international standards on 29 September.