Justice Centre Hong Kong made a written submission to the Subcommittee to Follow Up Issues Relating to the Unified Screening Mechanism for Non-refoulement Claims of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong on the Unified Screening Mechanism for its meeting on 18 October 2018. Our Research and Policy Officer Annie Li delivered a speech in the same meeting. Watch her speech here (starts at 14:45).
Submission to the Subcommittee to Follow Up Issues Relating to the Unified Screening Mechanism for Non-refoulement Claims of the Legislative Council
other Publications
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.