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The Legal Officer works under the supervision of the Head of Legal Services and Senior Legal Advisor to ensure the highest standard of legal services are provided to our clients. You will benefit from this opportunity to gain experience of client facing legal work under close supervision from our expert team of internationally qualified refugee lawyers, and alongside social welfare caseworkers and external mental health experts.

The Psychosocial Services Coordinator is responsible for providing administrative, legal and coordination support in order to ensure Justice Centre’s direct services are provided in a professional, sensitive and efficient manner.

This is a full time volunteer position for those with a passion for refugee and human rights law. Volunteers will develop legal and practical expertise and provide a valuable contribution to the Legal Services of Justice Centre Hong Kong, and to our clients.

This is a full time volunteer position for those with a passion for refugee and human rights law. It is structured placement for a minimum of 6 months with detailed training and supervision provided. Volunteers will develop legal and practical expertise and provide a valuable contribution to the Legal Services of Justice Centre Hong Kong, and to our clients.

Justice Centre is looking for a team of Volunteer Translators. This is a freelance position with around 5 hours of work every week.

The Communications and Development Intern will be placed in the Fundraising and Development Team to support a wide range of Justice Centre’s external engagement activities and cultivate cross-sector support for the mission and vision of Justice Centre.

The Policy and Research intern will develop public policy and research expertise and provide a valuable contribution to Justice Centre’s clients and the Research, Policy and Advocacy team. We particularly encourage candidates from minority backgrounds to apply, including LGBT+ people, disabled people, ethnic minorities, and refugees.

The Justice Centre Fellow is a position created to develop public interest law capacity in Hong Kong, while contributing to the provision of Justice Centre’s individual claimant services and the operation of Justice Centre’s pro bono partner programme. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis

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.