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The Association for the Rights of Industrial Accident Victims (Hong Kong)

The Association for the Rights of Industrial Accident Victims (Hong Kong)
The latest news and top stories on The Association for the Rights of Industrial Accident Victims. A prominent Hong Kong-based non-profit organisation, The Association for the Rights of Industrial Accident Victims was founded in 1981 by work injury victims and their families. It is dedicated to fighting for the rights of industrial accident victims, occupational disease sufferers and families of industrial fatalities. Its main areas of focus include providing support services, rehabilitation programmes, on-the-job training and emotional counselling. The association also actively advocates for improved occupational safety and health standards and promotes public awareness, serving as a key labour rights group in Hong Kong.
Accidents and personal safety

Lift technician killed by falling metal inside shaft at Hong Kong luxury estate

L-shaped iron piece fell from rooftop machine room while he was carrying out maintenance work at Pacific View in Stanley, police say.

Families of helpers who died in Tai Po fire struggle to break news to kids

Hong Kong authorities probe death of scaffolding worker who fell from factory

Worker, 57, who was setting up scaffolding at Maxim’s Food Production Centre in Tai Po, rushed to hospital but later certified dead.

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