Right to Work for Refugees in Hong Kong: A Constitutional Study
By LAM Man Ka, CHAN Evelyn, LI Yu Ting, and CHAN Ho Hin Jacky, LLB students at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Refugees
By LAM Man Ka, CHAN Evelyn, LI Yu Ting, and CHAN Ho Hin Jacky, LLB students at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Refugees
Posted by Jordan Johnson On June 7, about three weeks before the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, the Hong Kong Legislature invited
In honour of World Refugee Day 2016, we present an original poem by Saleban (name changed), a refugee from an African country and a graduate
Let me ask you, can you imagine living a life away from your home, in a situation where you had to leave your loved ones
To me, being a social worker means prioritising the well-being and rights of those that are most vulnerable, in everything you do. In my role as Office Manager at Justice Centre, I have the opportunity to do that every day when making decisions about our operations, logistics, security, and policies.
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