Hong Kong Dignity Institute
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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Founded in 2019, Hong Kong Dignity Institute is a non-governmental organisation based in Hong Kong, Hong Kong working on human rights, refugees & migration, justice & legal aid +1 more.
Hong Kong Dignity Institute is a registered charity and NGO in Hong Kong. It provides legal services and counselling support to survivors of human trafficking, forced marriage victims, refugees and asylum seekers, and people facing mental health discrimination. Alongside individual casework, it investigates human trafficking, gathers evidence, and advocates for systemic reform of law and policy, including through training for law enforcement, policymakers, legislators and frontline practitioners. It was founded in 2019 by public interest lawyer Patricia Ho and operates under a Board of Directors. Its work focuses on restoring the dignity of the most vulnerable people in Hong Kong.
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Patricia Ho & Associates, Refugee & Human Trafficking Clinic, Faculty of Law, University of Hong Kong
