WCEO calls for investigation into Hong Kong Police's use of sexual violence and solidarity for human dignity at AntiELAb #MeToo rally

The Hong Kong Women’s Coalition on Equal Opportunities has held an ‘AntiELAb #MeToo Rally’ on 28th August 2019 at Chater Garden, Central. Various victim-survivors of sexual violence in the the ‘Anti-Extradition Bill Movement’, representatives from concern groups and individuals have spoken on stage at the rally.

Press Release, WCEOACSVAWAugust 28, 20192019

LRC's Report on Voyeurism and Non-consensual Upskirt Photography patches current legal loopholes though lacks protection for victims of non-consensual distribution of intimate images

The Association welcomes the recent release of Report on Voyeurism and Non-consensual Upskirt Photography by the Law Reform Commission (LRC) on the 30th April 2019. The Association would anticipate the proposed legal reform can be implemented as soon as possible to patch the current legal loopholes.

ACSVAW, Press ReleaseACSVAWMay 3, 2019imagebasedsexualabuse, 2019, Law Reform

Association Concerning Sexual Violence Against Women's response to the release of Report on Voyeurism and Non-consensual upskirt-photography by the Law Reform Commission

The Association Concerning Sexual Violence Against Women would express its anticipation and concerns towards the release of the Law Reform Commission's Report on Voyeurism and Non-consensual upskirt-photography on 30th April 2019.

Press Release, ACSVAWACSVAWApril 30, 20192019, imagebasedsexualabuse, Law Reform

RainLily Retrospective Report Uncovers Survivors' Delayed Presentation A Major Issue Despite Rising Trend on Reported Sexual Violence Cases

RainLily launched a major report, ‘The living evidence of sexual violence against women in Hong Kong: A retrospective study of RainLily’s crisis services (2000-2018)’ at the report launch seminar at the City University of Hong Kong.

Seminar/Symposium, Press Release, RainLilyACSVAWMarch 9, 2019iwd

RainLily x Best Actress

ONE out of SEVEN women in Hong Kong have experienced sexual violence. RainLily premiered ‘The Best Actress’ ad during this year’s Hong Kong Film Awards presentation ceremony, imploring all of us to step up against sexual violence. The three stories appeared in the ad are all real-life cases, including: child sexual abuse, intimate partner violence, and workplace sexual harassment.

RainLily, Press ReleaseACSVAWApril 15, 20182018