Who we are

Vision
We envision an inclusive society where everyone irrespective of race, national social or origin, gender, and other status, has equal access to justice.

Mission
Our mission is to empower vulnerable populations through the provision of information, advice and assistance to facilitate access to justice and enable them to receive equal treatment before the law.
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Staffs
100
PROJECTS
50
COUNTRIES REACHED
495
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What we do
• Helping migrant workers understand their legal and human rights and explaining how they can protect those rights
• Providing advice and guidance on lodging claims for unpaid monetary entitlements and compensation for rights violations
• Providing assistance in the preparation of statement of claims, witness statements and defence statements
• Providing assistance to victims of race, sex and disability discrimination in filing complaints with the Equal Opportunities Commission, and in pursuing civil claims
• Providing assistance to victims of forced labour and debt bondage in filing complaints and pursuing civil claims.
• Providing training seminars on employment rights
• Assisting small business owners with claims in relation to commercial disputes
• Providing advice and guidance on lodging claims for unpaid monetary entitlements and compensation for rights violations
• Providing assistance in the preparation of statement of claims, witness statements and defence statements
• Providing assistance to victims of race, sex and disability discrimination in filing complaints with the Equal Opportunities Commission, and in pursuing civil claims
• Providing assistance to victims of forced labour and debt bondage in filing complaints and pursuing civil claims.
• Providing training seminars on employment rights
• Assisting small business owners with claims in relation to commercial disputes
Who do we serve
Our main service is devoted to vulnerable populations that don’t have enough experience and practice in legal matters. Some of these populations are listed below.
• Domestic workers
• Migrant workers
• Small business owners
• Ethnic Minorities
• Low-income groups
• Migrant workers
• Small business owners
• Ethnic Minorities
• Low-income groups
Honorary Advisory
Charmaine Leung

Charmaine works in an international law firm headquartered in London, United Kingdom, with offices in the United States, Europe, Asia, and the Caribbean. She advises in respect of all matters relating to matrimonial law, including medium to substantial financial applications. In particular, she has been involved in specific discovery applications, variation of maintenance proceedings, interim maintenance and maintenance pending suit applications, cross border disputes and applications in respect of costs and taxation.
Our Consultant
Access to Justice Consultant
