一家小麵館的老闆被一名前員工入稟追討僱員補償金和於受僱時蒙受人身傷害的賠償。 在合約結束後，該前員工聲稱她在麵館發生工傷，並威脅要向麵館老闆追討賠償。其後，平義社發現該前員工的醫療紀錄前後矛盾，令人懷疑她所受的傷害與她聲稱在麵館內發生的事故並無關連。最後，平義社成功協助麵館老闆在數月內讓該前員工自願撤回索賠，解決了麵館老闆的法律問題。

Julie had worked loyally as a Migrant Domestic Worker with the same employer for several years. When she discovered she was pregnant earlier this year, she was nervous—but her employer congratulated her warmly. They assured her she’d receive maternity leave and long service payment.

While their relationship was positive, Julie still wanted to ensure everything was clearly documented in writing. Without a legal background, she didn’t know how to protect her rights while maintaining trust.

That’s when she reached out to Equal Justice. Through CLIX, our pro bono matching portal.

lIt’s not something any of us like to dwell on, but while confronting mortality can be difficult, no one wants to leave their loved ones with unnecessary financial or bureaucratic burdens. Advance planning can provide peace of mind for those near the end of life, but unfortunately, seniors with limited financial means are often unable to access legal services to prepare the documents needed. CLIX partnered with AWESUM Care to facilitate pro bono legal services for low income seniors looking to put their affairs in order and provide comfort and reassurance to their loved ones.

Alice came to Hong Kong from Pakistan on a dependent visa after marrying her husband. Soon after arriving, she became pregnant—and the abuse began. Her husband and in-laws were verbally and physically violent. Despite support from a social worker, her repeated reports to the police were ignored.

Kuldeep spent over 20 years as a construction worker helping build Hong Kong. After a serious work injury, he was deemed permanently unfit to work. For two years, he submitted medical certificates, but when his doctor could no longer issue them, Kuldeep—confused and facing a language barrier—struggled to get help.