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PathFinders Limited is an independent, secular and non-partisan humanitarian services organisation with tax-exempt charitable status in Hong Kong. Since our founding in 2008, PathFinders has helped over 5,200 vulnerable babies, children and migrant women with social welfare, education & community outreach, healthcare and legal support. PathFinders Limited is an organisation in Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council since August 2017.

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To prevent infant deaths, protect the maternity rights of Hong Kong’s foreign domestic workers

by PathFinders10:00, 26 April 202017:35, 24 April 2020

On April 4, Children’s Day in Hong Kong, a newborn baby girl was found dead next to her mother, a foreign domestic worker who had slipped into a post-delivery coma at her employer’s home. The employer’s family said they had no knowledge of the pregnancy. Tragically, this is not an isolated incident. In 2017, a […]

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