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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.
Hong Kong workers/labour rights

Heavier penalties urged as on-the-job deaths in Hong Kong rise 55% to 118

Association for the Rights of Industrial Accident Victims urges criminal prosecution for manslaughter to send out more effective warning.

‘She asked me to forgive her’: Indonesian helper in Tai Po fire makes last call

Hong Kong worker killed during demolition work, third industrial death in 4 days

Construction worker in her forties crushed to death as perimeter wall collapses during demolition work at village house in Yuen Long.

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