The #MeToo movement, which began in 2017, has recently gained traction in Taiwan, leading to allegations of sexual harassment against high-profile figures in various sectors. This trend appears to be spreading to Hong Kong, with several individuals sharing their experiences of alleged sexual harassment through the media and social media. In a column for online media outlet HK01, EOC Chairperson Mr Ricky CHU Man-kin reiterated the EOC’s commitment to tackling sexual harassment.

On 26 July 2023, the EOC held a sharing session titled “Understanding Hong Kong’s Anti-discrimination Ordinances and Creating an Inclusive Work Environment” for employment agencies of foreign domestic workers. The aim of the session was to enrich their knowledge and understanding of Hong Kong’s anti-discrimination ordinances in human resources management.

Natural Parenting Network, an NGO that advocates for breastfeeding, recently released a short animated video, which helps teachers educate primary school students on breastfeeding inclusivity and what sex discrimination means.

The Labour Department Ethnic Minority Programme is seeking to recruit a new batch of participants, providing them with a unique opportunity to work with pay in the Labour Department by providing assistance to the public.