Asian Migrants Coordinating Body would like to thank those who have donated so far.
We have reached half of our target through our online fundraiser, and have helped in giving aid to migrant workers in need.
However, the needs of these migrants are increasing,
URGENT SUPPORT NEEDED! We have growing reports of migrant workers who are testing positive for COVID and are rejected to return to their employers home. So are left with no where to go. We appeal to you to support us through this crisis. To Donate: https://t.co/hEFDf4mPOq
1/ Migrant domestic workers rallied outside Hong Kong's Central Government Offices on Sunday to demand a living wage ahead of an expected announcement on domestic workers' minimum monthly salary from the Labour Department next month.
Photos: Carl Catedral and Clarissa Lim.
The protest of migrant domestic workers continues against lawmaker Elizabeth Quat and legislator Frankie Ngan referring MDWs as a "product that didn't fit in their description".
WE WILL CONTINUE OUR FIGHT.
This whole thread is a bilingual statement from AMCB-IMA & OBR-HK committee on March 8, 2023 for the International Women’s Day.
In a dark time, WOMEN/我們 RISE.
Hong Kong Women Unite!
On this international Women's Day, the Hong Kong women from various sectors and nationalities came together and united to continue to call on the Hong Kong Government to have equal rights for women.
(Photos: OBR-HK 10th Anniversary March 5, Central)
-SMW remains at a low rate while migrant workers are receiving slave-like wages and are excluded in the SMW.
-Discrimination to local grassroots women with HK's structural inequalities disempowers women and obstructs them in participation at all levels from home to society.
Join Us Tomorrow!
To Rise, Unite, Dance and Make Our Voice Heard.
Since 2013, One Billion Rising has always been a platform for both migrants and locals in Hong Kong to call for an end to the exploitation and violence against women.
- Around 54% of HK's 7.5 million are comprised of women and a home to 380,000 foreign domestic workers—exploited, abused, and oppressed by a system that is faithful to neoliberal policies that puts profit over people.
- One out of 5 Hong Kong people lives below the poverty line.