Justice Centre Hong Kong
Justice Centre Hong Kong is a leading nonprofit human rights organisation working to protect the rights of vulnerable groups in Hong Kong: refugees and victims of torture, human trafficking and forced labour.
Justice Centre Hong Kong works to protect the rights of refugees and asylum seekers, survivors of torture, human trafficking and forced labour. The organisation's vision is for Hong Kong to be a fair and inclusive society where even the most marginalised enjoy fundamental rights and access to justice. The mission is to enable clients to access their rights through legal and psychosocial support, policy, advocacy and research while strengthening the rule of law in Hong Kong.
Justice Centre was historically Hong Kong Refugee Advice Centre (HKRAC) founded in 2007 and was the first and only non-governmental organisation in Hong Kong to provide free and vital legal aid to vulnerable refugees seeking protection through the UN refugee agency’s Refugee Screening Determination process. The organisation was relaunched as Justice Centre Hong Kong in 2014, expanding its services to assist all refugees seeking protection via the Unified Screening Mechanism, as well as working on human trafficking and forced labour issues in Hong Kong.
Contact Details:
Address: L1, The Sparkle, 500 Tung Chau Street, West Kowloon, Hong Kong SAR
Tel: +852 3109 7359
Fax: +852 3422 3019
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Website: justicecentre.org.hk
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