Establishment of the Women's Commission
The Women's Commission was set up on 15 January 2001 as a central mechanism to promote the well-being and interests of women in Hong
Kong. It plays a strategic role in advising Government on policy direction on women issues.
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Appointments
to Women's Commission (with effect from 15 January 2008) (Press, 12KB, PDF, 05-01-2008) |
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Appointments
to Women's Commission (with effect from 15 January 2007)
(Press, 14KB, PDF, 05-01-2007) |
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Appointment
of Mr. Lee Luen-fai to Women's Commission (with effect
from 21 February 2006) (Press, 44KB, PDF, 10-3-2006) |
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Appointments
to Women's Commission (with effect from 15 January 2006)
(Press, 91KB, PDF, 23-12-2005) |
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Appointment
and Re-appointment to Women's Commission (with effect
from 15 January 2004)
(Press, 33KB, PDF, 30-12-2003) |
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Solid
foundation laid in the work of Women's Commission
(Press, 28KB, PDF, 23-12-2003) |
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Work
of the Women's Commission over the Past Three Years
(56KB, PDF, 17-12-2003) |
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Appointments
to Women's Commission (15 January 2001 - 14 January 2004)
announced
(Press, 81KB, PDF, 15-01-2001) |
Composition
Working process, mechanism and structure
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executive support provide by Division 1
/ Team 2 of the Labour and Welfare Bureau |
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holds regular meetings on a bi-monthly basis
and special meetings to discuss topical issues |
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holds meetings and workshops to discuss the
Commission's priority areas of work |
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regularly meets the media and issues press
releases to publicise its work |
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on the basis of discussion
papers, consider and make recommendations on women-related
issues in Hong Kong |
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set up
4 Working Groups to develop relevant strategies and plans of implementation in taking forward the Commission's work |
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