Charity football tournament helps refugees and asylum seekers in Hong Kong feel more at home than away
Hong Kong’s refugees and asylum seekers given lifeline through Africa United football club
“Throughout the years, Hong Kong’s hopeful group of asylum-seekers have not been treated well,” writes Tony Read. “Labelling them as illegal immigrants and overstayers creates a public perception of them as troublemakers and criminals and denies them the dignity they deserve. “
by TONY READ 08:00, 16 DECEMBER 2020 Updated 15:52, 28 APRIL 2021
‘Draconian, inhumane’: Hong Kong ranks top for women behind bars, as activists call for protection not incarceration
Tangible COVID-19 Relief Efforts That You Can Support And Contribute To
Hong Kong third wave: help NGOs rescue refugees and asylum seekers from added misery on South China Morning Post
Julia Verdickt
HKU Social Impact intern of 2020
Second year student at HKU, social science
A joint degree with UCBerkeley
Coronavirus pandemic bodes ill for Hong Kong’s trafficking survivors and domestic workers on South China Morning Post