Submission to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) on Draft General Recommendation

May 26, 2020

Justice Centre provided comments to CEDAW’s draft general recommendation on the trafficking in women and girls in the context of global migration.

Drawing on our previous submission, we ask CEDAW to clarify the meaning of “exploitation” within the definition of human trafficking, and provide more guidance on trafficking for the purpose of criminal exploitation.

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Not Stopping Here

2019/01/23

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.

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Universal Periodic Review

2018/03/06

Justice Centre Hong Kong is helping to facilitate civil society advocacy for the Third Cycle United Nations Universal Periodic Review for China, as it relates to Hong Kong.

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Coming Clean Report

2016/02/26

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.

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Submission to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) on Draft General Recommendation

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Not Stopping Here

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