Hong Kong Free Press highlights the plight of trafficked domestic workers and the barriers they face in accessing justice. Singh & Eva, faced challenging circumstances during their employment and were supported by HELP during their long-drawn legal battle. Danilo Reyes, Head of Case Management & Research at HELP, talks about how peer‐support initiatives can serve as important avenues through which survivors explore their experiences, receive support, and feel empowered....
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NGO Helping Hong Kong Helpers Access Justice & Better Conditions, HELP for Domestic Workers
#1 – What are the primary difficulties that migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong face? #2 – Is there any...
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Covid-19: Let’s seek a new deal for domestic workers as Hong Kong gets back on its feet
More than two years on, Hong Kong is still grappling with the long-term impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. While some...
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Sassy Supports: HELP for Domestic Workers
Migrant domestic workers play an integral part in our city and are the backbone of many families, not just in Hong...
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Lily
Lily realised the privilege she had when she saw other migrant domestic workers being forced to work long working hours,...