Our Legal Caseworker Nathan Chan spoke about children’s rights and migrant domestic workers’ rights in the context of the United Nations Universal Periodic Review in a meeting of the Panel on Constitutional Affairs of the Legislative Council on 15 April 2019. Read or watch his speech (in English, starts at 15:02:05).
Presentation on children’s rights and migrant domestic workers’ rights in a meeting of the Panel on Constitutional Affairs of the Legislative Council
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Justice Centre, as part of the Refugee Concern Network, provided submissions to the Bills Committee on Immigration (Amendment) Bill 2020.
This report explores how and why Hong Kong may be a transit site for human trafficking. It is the first one on the subject that has been carried out.
This study presents the findings of a year-long research project to estimate the scale of forced labour and human trafficking for the purpose of forced labour amongst migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong.