The Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) in Hong Kong is celebrating 30 years of work to combat discrimination and promote equal opportunity. Since its establishment in 1996, the EOC has handled over 22,500 complaints and secured more than HK$134 million for complainants. The organization has been instrumental in enforcing anti-discrimination ordinances related to sex, disability, race, and family status, and has also focused on public education and policy advocacy. Notable achievements include a significant reduction in gender-specific job advertisements and improvements in accessibility for people with disabilities in public spaces. AI
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