Issue 266 | 30/09/2021
EOC Chairperson welcomes move to allow religious head coverings for barristers
Crimes (Amendment) Bill 2021 a boon to victims of sexual violence
On 30 September 2021, the EOC issued a press release welcoming the passage of the Crimes (Amendment) Bill 2021 in the Legislative Council. The Bill introduces new offences of voyeurism; unlawful recording or observation of intimate parts; publication of images originating from voyeurism or unlawful recording or observation of intimate parts; as well as publication or threatened publication of intimate images without consent.
EOC’s photo exhibition “The Way We Are” travels to Lingnan University
EOC makes submission to Legislative Council Panel on Education on strengthening support for non-Chinese-speaking students
Become an active bystander against discrimination with Resolve Foundation’s Equality Toolkit
No action is too small when it comes to changing the world. Each one of us has the ability to make our society more inclusive through our words and everyday actions. Echoing this spirit and supported by the EOC’s Community Participation Funding Programme, Resolve Foundation will launch a bilingual “equality toolkit” via Zoom on Thursday, 7 October at 12:30pm.