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‘We are X’: Hong Kong moves to reform its archaic sex laws, but victims of prolonged child sexual abuse feel left out

HKFP | K Lam
HKFP | K Lam

Hong Kong’s 1970s-era sex crime laws have failed people who have suffered prolonged sexual assault. HKFP speaks to those welcoming a new legislative revamp, as well as those calling for the vulnerable, often hidden, victims of childhood sexual abuse to be better protected.

Posted in: News on 07/23/2026 | Link to this post on IFP |
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