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RainLily Establishes Dr. Philip Beh Swan-lip Charitable Memorial Fund
RainLily Establishes Dr. Philip Beh Swan-lip Charitable Memorial Fund

In 2000, with the support of Dr. Philip S.L. Beh, the Association Concerning Sexual Violence Against Women established RainLily, Hong Kong's first sexual violence crisis support centre. Since then, Dr. Beh served as an honorary consultant to the Association and RainLily, consistently speaking up for sexual violence victim-survivors with care. Dr. Philip S.L. Beh passed away on 2 July, 2025. His family donated part of the funeral condolences to RainLily. In gratitude for his years of contribution and to continue his selfless spirit and love for RainLily and sexual violence victim-survivors, RainLily has established the Dr. Philip Beh Swan-lip Charitable Memorial Fund.

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The World of Love Charity Screening
The World of Love Charity Screening

Confused by love and confronted with buried pain, a spirited teenager unleashes chaos with words spoken in a moment of anger. Anonymous notes questioning her actions begin to arrive, altering her quiet life. "The World of Love" explores the quiet resilience it takes to own one’s story — and future. Join RainLily for a charity screening.

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Fundraising, RainLilyRainLily2026
In Memory of Dr Philip S.L. Beh
In Memory of Dr Philip S.L. Beh

The Association Concerning Sexual Violence Against Women came to know Dr Philip S.L. Beh during the organisation's early days, and it was with his support that RainLily was established. His expertise as a forensic pathologist provided invaluable perspectives and crucial support to the founding social work colleagues of the Association.

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ACSVAW, RainLilyACSVAW2025
RainLily responds to the passage of Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse Bill
RainLily responds to the passage of Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse Bill

RainLily responds to the passage of mandatory reporting of child abuse legislation and hopes that professionals in various sectors will, while complying with the Ordinance, recognise that reporting cases is merely one of the post-incident measures and not the primary or sole task in protecting children and adolescents. At the same time, they should focus carefully and without making assumptions on the true needs of the victim-survivors, avoiding the notion that reporting is the only means of protecting the victim-survivors' best interests.

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RainLily, Press Release, Statement/ResponseRainLily2024
RainLily's 'Take-Down Assistance' on Image-Based Sexual Violence contents sees 89% removal rate
RainLily's 'Take-Down Assistance' on Image-Based Sexual Violence contents sees 89% removal rate

Hong Kong’s sexual violence crisis centre, RainLily, has reported an increase in cases of image-based sexual violence over the past two service years. From April 2021 to March 2023, RainLily handled 646 request-for-assistance related to image-based sexual violence (IBSV), and provided "Take-Down Assistance" support to 1,342 non-consensual intimate images that were published online, removing 89% of them.

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RainLily, Press ReleaseACSVAW2023
Association Concerning Sexual Violence Against Women & RainLily Announce Doris Chong as New Executive Director
Association Concerning Sexual Violence Against Women & RainLily Announce Doris Chong as New Executive Director

Association Concerning Sexual Violence Against Women and RainLily announce Doris Chong Tsz-Wai as the new Executive Director. Doris will lead the organisations in her new position from 1 March 2023. Linda Wong Sau-Yung, the co-founder of the Association and the long-serving Executive Director of the Association and RainLily, will take up a new role as the organisations’ Consultant.

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ACSVAW, RainLily, Press ReleaseACSVAW2023
Joint Statement: Urgent Prevention and Support Measures for Domestic and Sexual Violence amid COVID-19
Joint Statement: Urgent Prevention and Support Measures for Domestic and Sexual Violence amid COVID-19

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect Hong Kong and social distancing measures remain in place to limit its spread, Harmony House, RainLily and The Women's Foundation have urged the Government to urgently implement prevention and support measures to support domestic and sexual violence victims during this challenging period.

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RainLily, Statement/ResponseACSVAW2020, The Women's Foundation, Harmony House, Covid-19