are) >exUa VAleliclalere isis Sa alte EGSSIE A (ae BE Mie Nate revetgsFax Content PB Aaa Executive Director's Statement ist Te) One-Stop Crisis Centre ARISES Overview of Services HERE Crisis Support Legal Empowerment Service SafeChat MEME SafeChat Online Support MSRM Narrative Practice Group SF285 Survivors’ Message ALIRSRA Lalli Trainings for Volunteers and Professional SS) EER Review of Activities RHE Message from Funders & Donors HR Research {Bes Advocacy ARENA Future Development IR RASS The Team & Organisation Structure Financial Information Dea AcknowledgementsA DH 24 DS Jl RB fe About RAaINLily BLMB 20005 A MittiekRwekiz: 22Sah— WA RACED SatOxekKU lt eetRos RE HO + FARE ° (EA SIA AR ISAT a al» LES BickhhS AR AARAhBUIRR > RHBSeRD HXESBBASHE: RE BRMSFARiBI008tR DSBA HRA SB RB ARIE AR HS WHS 5 2, OOOMBISRAN © Set up by the Association Concerning Sexual Violence Against Women (ACSVAW) in 2000, RainLily offers sexual violence victim-survivors a one-stop service around the clock, including pregnancy prevention, sexually transmitted infections screening and treatment, forensic medical examination, psychological support and legal process support (statement-taking and court hearing) to female victims aged 14 years or above. Every year, RainLily provides in-depth support to over 300 victim-survivors and handles over 2,000 requests for assistance. DS SC ARIS tah We Serve With C.A.R.E., Bat) CARE BORE ESM ARE CARE for survivor's needs 23 RESPECT SSeS Fa iwi RESPECT survivor's story and autonomy #1 AWARE . TRRBRER DER 36 EMPOWER AWARE of myths around ABFA Te MAS sexual violence EMPOWER survivor to speak out BRE We Make A Difference FRESE : SASS UP OaiREI 2H FECES » COR. FRE RRESUE © In addition to providing emotional support, we provide comprehensive support through counseling, medical services, police reporting and forensic examinations. FREOI ¢ SSH MRARS » RIES A EERE © In addition to our centre-based services, we also provide out- reaching and accompaniment services. FRBEER: S ABR? Bins Sate ° We do not make decisions for the victims. The same level of support is provided, regardless of the victim's decision to report to the police or not as BRE KARKARS KREG R BSNS > Bl MMAR SB(E> GIR: 24/\ SSM IR CUR . 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FEL A BS SEDC TE 20 1 9 2S Ze AY LBS BO LSS EI AN SS TS I ANDERS RRR S RAE AAT a) DAT VUSSERERBLHAWEFS OHAAR SRE RRRS : BERR FE ORDERABLE 3258) MRSS BAS RES Ral tN et fee (FS AY Sc RAR IS RAPA LR I SE a E-WtCRRAIRBNEM BE-FIRE20IFEWAB ish “RHEASRRARRERDRSARReRES BRE, HMR RAAPIAKSND HS BARMM PENG —-WACRRERBER WOSSRRaIKk ew RARER SES AUER OK BARRIS REERNARGH ARR SEAT Be sibs eee RBS SSR SARSE Rae PRA AK MEM WEEN SKA HRB E RMR ATF BREW mARA GIRHRIZE A « EAHA DRAB AFB ’ PMWABAR » Wess SHAS FB SS 2 VBA ERY TP SERA ° FEN > BOPP T SB PRIME: pe RRERKAKABRA_T > SAQA Peat ' WBS A RAR tS ALA Rit S BRAY GERARARMELRDRAORE PSERSABRAA BORA EREMETRBAS VEREASBHE - BIRD MISSES > BMSEAT 2A iT BR BOKIR: RAP: Ba ZSASH RAMs +E ER RE ST RA CASES REBAR RY HRSA MCF MaE ° USb RBA BFE BMFRBSMSLAREN A BFA AH ORLE TRGAFR BH At ROHE SEKI GS ° BH HRAREA EIR SS MM” REUGe RMSE RANBSSs FHT RWAS SHAN TFAeS ANS HASH ACAARBNRH Bh URE SafeChat#§ LScHEAR HSA AF ° —RIBRE > EPMIER BAR RUSCH > Wha SRAM S Fa RMCRMBRAS A AaSRERAREAMBA ° RRB RS EBB at RainLily continues to provide its core services with disregard to the pandemic outbreak, including 24/7 crisis support, hotline service, medical services, police reporting and counselling services. We provide support to victim-survivors of sexual violence who are in critical need. Over the past year, some victims are worried about the pandemic and stay at home for a longer period of time, which aggravates their emotional and family problems and increases their needs for emotional support. Therefore we expanded the RainLily SafeChat online support service in August last year to victim-survivors in need. In response to the fact that the survivors of child sexual abuse had a serious delay in seeking help as articulated in our previous research report, we thereby initiated a follow-up research project, entitled as "Unspeakable Childhood”, in 2019. Through interviewing 16 adult survivors who had experienced sexual assault in childhood, we have then published a research report, entitled as “Belated Listening, Delayed Healing — An Exploratory Study of Disclosure and Help- Seeking Practices Among Adult Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse”, and have held a round table conference to address the related issues. Interested groups were invited to discuss support services for adult survivors of child sexual abuse and suggestions for improvement of related policies. With regard to the one-stop crisis support services, in order to take one step further to follow up on the motion passed by the Legislative Council in 2019 on “Requesting the Government to set up crisis support centres for sexual violence victims and abused children in public hospitals”, we collected and analysed 40 cases who had received the one-stop crisis support service from RainLily in September last year. 80% of the cases failed to use a separate room in the emergency room to take statements. In response to the pandemic, public hospitals have limited capacity, making it even more difficult for victims to receive one-stop crisis support services in hospitals. The Hospital Authority stated that it will investigate the provision and optimisation of designated rooms or facilities in newly built hospitals or rebuilt hospitals in the long-term plan for use by patients with different needs, including victims of sexual violence. On the other hand, expanding the scope of justice and exploring alternative justice other than judicial justice are the themes of RainLily’s work this year. During the year, we have established a number of narrative practice groups and worked with the participants to break through the traditional, narrow definition of justice with only binary opposition and zero-sum interpretations. We have also raised more people's awareness of the harm that sexual violence brings to individuals and society and the judicial system’s restrictions onhandling sexual violence cases. Based on the concept that victims have the right to claim justice, we practice justice in the community from time to time and support survivors to reconstruct their broken lives. In order to support the survivors’ will to speak up, we invited the victims to participate in the “Labelled Clothes” exhibition held in December last year to show their clothing at the time of the sexual assault. It is hoped that this will break the public’s myth of sexual assault caused by sexy outfits and condemn the culture of accusing victims. In addition, we also work with groups to allow survivors to have a dialogue with the offender through text and voice messages. This can empower the survivors and the offender can be made aware of the fact that non-consensual recording is a form of image-based sexual violence to the victims involved This year marks the 21st anniversary of RainLily, the demand for support services to victim-survivors of sexual violence continues to increase and we will continue to raise funds to improve our services. Not only is our counselling room and counselling service urgently in need of sustainable and reliable funding, but we also need support from all walks of life for our diversified work, especially volunteer lawyers who provide legal consultation services and our SafeChat online support services. We are extremely grateful for the public's support and hope that in the coming year we can work with more sectors to support victim-survivors of sexual violence Linda S.Y. Wong Executive Director, RainLily 32 — (SR BAS AR ADA Ee SSE SAY © LSB TE TLE AMARA MCHA NROCABSRBRE AB AU SR PIAR BSUS HL PUEAT > LES RSS A DO AS ELS AR BAI AB PS) HOSS A Beet R SCRA RD ° TERE POHOLE REE > RSERANIMERAY Ae a taat > Wel eee ay OM ARIAS | RAGS » RAO AMI RHE > IK BREN ARRESTS © It was very important to establish an environment that encourages victim-survivors to seek help. RainLily has 24-hour crisis centres in Kowloon and the New Territories, offering victim-survivors the support they need. Combining different specialized services together, victim- survivors can be spared from running around and recounting their painful experience repeatedly. The address of the crisis centres is strictly confidential to protect the privacy of service users. They have a warm and homey design with a safe and comfortable environment. Besides a counselling room and statement taking facilities, there is also a well-equipped forensic examination room and a showering room.AR 75 1h ES Overview of Services 2020-2021F Hl’ RAMRNASCRERDWALRHSIA RB. BONE MMM LIFEMSNMEACRESRA i> Mit SRB BGRERSHSE ° UT SSSERA FR BODR FSAI BUR © In 2020-2021, RainLily works on providing timely and adequate assistance for sexual violence victim-survivors. Our service has become known to the community and professionals, such as social work institutions, police and hospitals. Here are the figures of our services during the year. SRAM RA HR (SS Cases of New In-depth Follow-up Cases BPS 6SsRA SERIE (GREE) > R265RHESIW (RB f25R + JETS) / MERRIB ° including 165 cases of Sexual Penetration without Consent (Rape), and 265 cases of Sexual Assault (Indecent Assault)/Sexual Harassment. RHA SATRARMRKARH of those we served are self-referred or by friends and relatives as MT EIRBMS BS. RSP aSTLSAR AMM HEART © Besides, referrals often come from social work institutions, police and hospitals. wie at OURS en Hospital Social Services Police 1) BS $B BD BS Se BS SHE Hours of Free Immediate and Post-crisis Medical Care FEL ES 2 ERI ASSO » Aa SZBb A HEIR BD RS ae ia RIAD iA GR: RRP RRR Re IRIE © RSE A RE Rb SSA LBS BG Des Fd SSB A He 5 HB UVAWNRES RARE RainLily has partnered with several hospitals to provide victims with immediate post crisis medical and preventative treatments such as emergency contraception, screening for sexually transmitted infections, and follow-up medical care. To ease the traumatic experience, RainLily accompanies and prepares the victims through the entire process. /)\ BS BD FX FS BS ed BRIS Be SHR Hours of Judicial Proceedings Chaperone and Support ABR T BSHARHEALERAS) PERARMA— RMA MAGES GIR: ROK. LRA FSH S2e88mS - Besides delineating the process, RainLily will accompany the victim through the entire process, including deposition, court appearances, or appearances before the Equal Opportunities Commission. 8 85384148 Group Counselling Sessions FLAG) 9 i 3 1) 4B eSB A AUR (BES SABHA GE BHABRANRRNS ERENRA TEMBRED PAY Abie LERRNANHA MACBRDRORES BR o SEA > EVAR R SABA SO A BS 73A © Group counselling is a means to help victims rebuild their lives. In the safe supportive environs of peers, victim-survivors learn to overcome and deal with negative emotions, thus empowering them to face the future. In the past year, the group counselling sessions were conducted for a total of 73 clients. (Bl Help-seeking Requests OR EB BL AS 0 tt 58 70 5K BD BA ie Be ATSB AY SafeChathd b 3 ie BR Bo MAMERORHA RATT RSAINRESLESR SafeChat#8 _b 32 i32 AR 7S FH LR AI SHS Ride > Wee be BAK MAIS © were received by RainLily Sexual Violence Helpline and SafeChat Online Support. The helpline service is staffed by our social workers and trained female volunteers. The online support service is provided by our online counsellors on WhatsApp, Instagram, and email. Re Cases SRAMMASAGIRG o MMB MER DAE RB SMA SREERDAL ( Fawttsl ) SAMBA AH > ie Ht ERM RAI AAR © of sexual violence seeked for assistance from RainLily Legal Clinic service. This service provides victim-survivors of sexual violence (all genders) with free legal consultation through a face-to-face meeting with pro-bono lawyer. INNER Hours FE LRG Od @ 76 HE AR BS BY BE HEDLA Piper ( 607.5/)\ Be ) #0 Patricia Ho & Associates ( 42/)\B§) > GSE POR ARB A ie Ht ZRB KE LFS ° UtSb > Kirkland & Ellis + Latham & Watkins + Dechert2F A El RS Ba APARNA BABE © of pro-bono services have been provided by DLA Piper (607.5 hours) and Patricia Ho & Associates (42 hours), the key pro-bono partners of RainLily Legal Empowerment Service, to service users during the year. Besides, Kirkland & Ellis, Latham & Watkins, Dechert are RainLily Legal Empowerment Service pro-bono partners.RES ADA BATA SR > ME RAIA Beat Zhe aE BEA BARAMEFEGSRBH + ELBBIIS2020%3A PA SRK EADK e SARI >? SafeChaths bsekat ae Manan Trust ay Ras 202048 A RAR > AMM ATRENRESEHHRERBWMLEA > BOM LIS WhatsApp * Instagram SERB) ° ICARIAA ATA tal RABE (EE ALBHSE ° HSS TL SUE PSR WSEAS » LBA AASHRTSR » KIA © SafeChat#® ESCHER ARISH BITEAS EARL 200A © ARESBURIN RR SURMERAZE A ( ) AASB EER AD TA BBD SR BN BSS (E AWhatsAppiitts » BSB Fig sE ae Re SE > VA1428 295K ( ) Be With the popularisation of instant messaging coupled with pandemic and social distancing, more and more people are using different online platforms to seek help. In March 2020, RainLily received a 50% increase J BREBAMERSSH RRA AIRE MTHS ° Ht Aa eee "RABE + "Sete RME+S3 1 ABWhatsApp + IG [OLR BOR ANAT HIS > HE ASIEA RAIDS » PACE ET BE SS— » MB/S REBEL o RARE PMU BIE LE fe HE. ERA RRTEMR I BRERA: be BON AIP S A EAEHT ° ist HS KROCRERE RMA OMAR A th Peo mH CHE TE + a MMU RMAM Sle SS th PTE F— (RS ASE DR PAGE ° RAS ISLA W aap {EAPSEB SEAS » 15 70 Se He AY — TB te RE A HE ° FB SRE PPR AAAS ER ALAA GRA» ORD PSE PAR CIR SS ie SEM RRA CBA A RLU AB—H ABR EREMAZH RMSRTHERA CHB » tal - He BAS th PD ASS REA SE BIR ATIBR ASSO RM - iS AML th PS eR ER RRA EMO2PMak: B-MBREIMR - NB RRA VAM dia RAR a {EPS TE SCF PSS URS EMCEE RSA ARE (RAKABEANRER RAZERKNES HERD BF? ROD PAB HAIR ° FeRAM th PS EES» EBC BT ES AR (NBS TARR LAS MERA BMS ZAY TE SE RO PAI CS FOE Ae A WA © AT in our email help-seeking channel. In view of this, the SafeChat online support service was launched in August 2020 with funding from Manan Trust, not only providing a safe and confidential online platform for people who have experienced sexual violence and their supporters, but also allowing them to seek help through WhatsApp, Instagram, and email. This service provides support for people of all genders and different sexual orientations. In addition to providing online emotional support, counsellors will also arrange appropriate support services, including intimate images removal from online platforms, legal consultation, etc. This year, RainLily’s SafeChat online support service programme served more than 200 people. According to the statistics, victims of image- based sexual violence (20%) tend to seek help through online support, while the majority of the victims tend to seek help through WhatsApp. The overall average age is relatively young, mainly 14-29 years old (84%). Every time | work as an online counsellor, | feel like having a conversation with service users through the gap and under the veil “I'm actually so unhappy” and “| can't get over it” Those who use WhatsApp and Instagram to seek help from RainLily often talk about their feelings this way at the beginning. They may have to calm down for one or two hours before they can be reached again. It turned out that they had just been working, in a meeting, or having dinner, and couldn't contain their uncomfortable emotions. They sent a text message to us, and then they immersed themselves in the tasks of their daily lives again This rhythm of dialogue is not uncommon and | deeply appreciate their effort in carrying on with their daily and social lives. Therefore, | always wait patiently until they have spare time to pick up where we have left off. Through these conversations, | hope that their trauma and failure in carrying on with their lives can also be understood and accepted. By providing care through these short windows of time, | hope that the victims can be encouraged to reserve more time for themselves so that they can better concentrate on taking care of their vulnerabilities other than their daily routines. Sometimes, the help seekers do not mention their name or gender in the entire online conversation. | know how they feel deep down in their hearts as well as their most embarrassing personal history without knowing anything about their personal identity. And this is probably why they choose to contact us online. It is the distance created by the internet that provides the help seekers a sense of security. Therefore, | always choose every word, emoticon, and even punctuation carefully to let them feel that they are being listened to and their sharing being valued. Whenever they feel safe enough to call us or even meet us in person, | always feel deeply touched. | am really grateful for their trust in us, and gave us an opportunity to listen to their voices and see their expressions face to face. | value how this trust and confidence is built upon the tapping of each key and space on the keyboard through the internet connectionBLMMK209F BET BBENERAEFEMBRBIA eS aE ce BSREEFSREAENAG SEAN REKTS (CS ASM ERIS » HAINES R EERIE > AFRUSS VERSIE . TEER RRR aed» 7 Bl EA A (TT 320 NSN SHIMN6OS8) BUREN WSN’ BASERARARRZPKNRA HIER NeME FANE HRERDLZESS HIUSZERSBBHIAMAMA (HR ARAM ER BRAS SOUMBNAF EN ER 2S) 64628 REHM BLHARECHMS - Bia CPRE RINE . BARINME > MB ileal. HIS E WEASRNDS Z-BRSABNRB > a Rtne-RMBprtelrtanktenaes Rates URES 2 HS RBS 32 Ue ASEAN EKS - HEGFEESRN BERD EMA > In 2019, RainLily launched a three-year narrative practice project for survivors of sexual violence, hoping to allow survivors to organise their internalised trauma, learn to face internal and external problems such as emotions, family or social culture, and support them in rebuilding their self-confidence and life. This year, with the topics of child sexual abuse, sexual harassment, and intimate partner sexual violence, 4 groups were organised and 32 sessions of narrative practice were held. Each with about 6 to 8 members, the treatment groups provide the members with a private space to disclose and share their stories. This way, the members are able to find comfort, empathy, and the power to move on by communicating with their fellow supporters. For victim-survivors of sexual violence, particularly those who suffered sexual assault in childhood, it is more difficult for them to seek justice from the judicial system. However, a group organised with a narrative practice approach provides a platform for victims to speak out, allowing them to tell their stories, listen to each other's experiences, and retell each other's stories. With the practice of narrative justice, the victims can be empowered to accept and understand. The team members will try to break down different sexual violence myths in society, explore the influence of mainstream social discourse on their recovery in the past, and integrate and rewrite a new survivor story. In this way, the survivors are empowered during the process of participation. oem be ae ee Ee ee OLE ey ba a Oe Eee Hn cea RainLily believes that people who have survived the storm of sexual assault possess the inner strength to rise and blossom out of adversity. They not merely survived the trauma, but through transformation, they live jubilantly as a confident survivor leading LXE TUL Le MN BROS SGS MAR UAB EE. BERS 2 HRSA BRUCE : RAGES KS (A FADO) » AF RUE KRRORAMAR OSE » ML RQHS s ABER RE s TR LAR RRR A AS {Ei RRBVREBAHREWIRRR MOREE CAD BRATS RS + AUB + SEE SRILA SS ° Bac SORA SSE SRA ME : (1) met ? (2) ERROR Be RAVES RAPRER SENDER: RRERR RAB RSLS REAES PANERA RAGES AIIE > 23ers RAG EIB IE © MA Blatt {7 BREE Rs KADEN ° byt RRR BL) AE AS eb RPS ERE ET > HB APS BS A + BRR AS TH > PLASPCAVSR IAD + AALS TR © Whenever | felt hurt, questioned, lonely, helpless, doubtful, fearful, anger and other emotional distress and couldn't find the way out, | am grateful that RainLily always provides me with the most appropriate assistance. | sincerely thank you for your love, empathy, patient listening, perseverance, comfort from peers, and unconditional acceptance and trust. It makes me feel that | can express my deep emotional feelings, troubles, doubts, struggles, and worries in an absolutely safe environment. | still remember that when | met the counsellor for the first time, | asked her the following two questions: (1) Do you believe me? (2) Will | recover from my trauma? | really appreciated the counsellor for giving me a positive and affirmative response. It turns out that when | feel empathised and trusted, it's like seeing a faint light of hope in the distance when | get trapped in the dark cave. Thank you for always trusting me and accompanying me through this long and difficult road. In addition, | want to thank the other members in the narrative practice group for keeping me company every step of the way. Their brave, perseverance and unyielding spirit have become my encouragement, comfort, and role model.ai ceaca aay SMPTE ec conti (Originally written in Chinese, translated by RainLily) ASR T RSM AEIAUIRIS > ee bee s HSARMPARM BARKS ARRN BRERA Ab FRSNBER RMA TREADS A CASS > IBID Rh AS21727 EAR ° HEROS ARACKRTHSE RARE bh BRU 2: SEAR MNBS RIMAGE RRB eaAzAgit Bop BEAASHSNSOARA thATTAOe BARKABRNPRA CHAK CRASS HALES BMS REAM S Bl mam AI SCS & ied FMR RENKESRLERESHIWR FO (ABD REA ENIBIST ° Elina » ELNS BOAR et During this year, | have participated in different services from RainLily, including online counselling, one-on-one counselling, and narrative practice group, which helped me a lot in the whole recovery process. In the process of counselling, | gradually realised that sexual violence was not my fault and | slowly established a correct boundary with other people. | was deeply confused by the sexual violence in the first place that, even if | wanted to deal with it, | didn’t know where to begin with. Fortunately, during RainLily’s counselling and group activities, | slowly try to describe each part, name everything and everyone, and use different images and symbols to understand and talk about my state at the moment, so that | can clarify and accept what happened step by step. With full support from RainLily over the past year, though | couldn't really let go, at least | could live comfortably now. Elina, RainLily service user (Originally written in Chinese, translated by RainLily) RCN S| beg asa =e Oba F ea ass) Zee) oan eect aFL RD BS #3 15 SS si PAAR SST alle >» PS AIACHE SS LIS AIS RPFERDRZEARRRA ° MOMS FA328 1 BHT 7E5 LF s MRE R BA o UIT BHORS Law + LAD ELRBARNKRD PREBASSLEBeR WTR PERU BA EAU ERATE ie ° RainLily depends on our pool of female volunteers to provide frontline emotional support for victim-survivors and their families. This year, we held 7 training sessions and 5 gatherings for 32 volunteers to encourage experience sharing. During these meetings they shared their insight as a volunteer at the hotline service and received latest updates on the gender-based issues in the community. as sitL Behl. SHR SHARSSRALT MERDS SANRE URW RIPE AQEBEA’ EU BIA FE 4658 SS Atte 17 REA Mika + HAIR BBE ° Caretaking for victim-survivors of sexual violence requires sensitivity, as well as precision of evidence taking. During this year, RainLily has conducted 17 sessions of training and talks for 465 social workers, police, teachers, lawyers and health professionals. AiiagteBAt SFR RSBEATA BBR Base Zetec > ELAS FA 43S fel tee 1280 SSE IRA © ARR ise aba Aw LT BRBARE3,627 Ac RUB RE BARR eA LEGS ap as BA OE 17 BREERSRAEMNA : HAINARRSERAE S "PUR AIKIR, EGS T A RIRISRSSES > REM RBIS AAAS > CMT RA TER SCC ASIA > EA PERU EFEREINENTLERINRA SHARER CEEWKIRWAH IMANUREZESA MARIE - “Labelled Clothes” exhibition invited RainLily service users to join and showcase the clothes that they were wearing during the incident. By displaying the victims’ clothes as being normal daily outfit, we hope to challenge rape culture and break myths surrounding sexual violence. Clothes are never the reason of sexual violence, everyone has freedom of choosing their own clothes. It is not the sexual violence victims who made the mistake but the perpetrators. KRBRIBRE > Ral 0202172 6H AS ee IRA ANIA ELAS BO 2018) F ESR SUG SDR EAST ° BREST RS BOSSA A/F BNE SRI SSE A SHAR ESAS Sc oh RRC ARIS DS SiitR HIRE R AWE > SREMSAREBER > ROURAMABMA RSMAS BEM MRIS DREA ° 20202 A RMB HeIZ209 > 421182582128 10AA16AR SEB EE EB RARS >» BPS LARS LA ARD SABRE PIE ! BER BaTB IN A A RES T AAS » TES Hose JERS AO (AIA - Seis, . "MA tEay ABBE E+ BE? 1 GH o In order to strengthen understanding of sexual violence-related issues for individuals from different sectors, RainLily provided 12 professional training sessions for a number of organisations during the year. Due to COVID-19, some activities were carried out in online format, benefiting a total of 3,627 people. Activities are either conducted in the form of workshops, forums, or lectures to allow participants to fully understand the content. The training contents are tailored for the participants, including “Responds to Sexual Violence Faced by Foreign Domestic Helpers”, “Responds to indecent assault and clandestine photo-taking — Instructor training “, “Training on prevention and handling of workplace sexual harassment” etc. LAS BOR Cee » BATT EARAY LER BVAGISERNEA PIS BG Be BA EE SR 70 ah AIA Ree col SS BH © Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, RainLily 20th Anniversary Flag Day was held online. Funds raised were used in support of providing assistance and intervention for victim-survivors of sexual violence, and service promotion. Although it was during the pandemic, we still received active participation from the community. Such enthusiasm is an affirmation of our work, and motivates us to continue our drive to serve those who suffer from sexual violence. 2020 has marked RainLily’s 20th Anniversary. For this year’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence (from 25/Nov to 10/ Dec), we have published some short reviews as a gesture to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the interested parties and supporters to RainLily over the years.BAN TF BHEN PARKER LAN RELA oe ° RLS BOA LPR RS AMA SHS > SLE B BNSFAWRE 2-PRARKNDE BFA Aes [lB SERFAOISAR ° LAR RFA DE ° Over the past 21 years, both the sponsors and donors have been RainLily’s important partners. The support from our partners is not only a driving force that pushes us towards our mission but also an unparalleled strength for the survivors to live a better life in the future. The following are the voices of our partners. G ON read = AO eee bor Ce EU DPE at Se EE VAN S24) oe pb aes VoL Nee oe ctu 2 ee Be a= oe PO Dl ee Nei I OMe eee noe oa Ee eee a IS AS iL blo okey ei ON I Deak ead Since 2006, The Community Chest has been supporting RainLily’s helpline and one-stop crisis support service through allocations, to assist female victims of sexual violence to recover, regain self- confidence and rebuild trust towards others. The Community Chest agrees with RainLily’s work, and hopes to continue our collaboration in the future to provide support for victims and reduce the chances emcee lalla Mr Charles C L Yang BBS, JP Admissions, Budgets and Allocations Committee Chairman (Originally written in Chinese, translated by RainLily) 5 G ae nt ee See eee ie EOI en hes ee ee A CL aes ie Eagle Phat IL Oar USN ae dee oe 2 ee cE css ea GU east ba Oba tS ae BA sb oa: ) oN E EB It has been our pleasure to support the work of RainLily, which has remained steadfast in its efforts to protect victims and survivors of sexual violence in Hong Kong. It is heartening to see RainLily at the very forefront of women empowerment, adapting to the challenges and societal changes with resourcefulness and determination. IV E@r call Wale) President, Lee Hysan Foundation (Excerpt) 9 6 Ee eeg cI. incite ye owe be apie he 3 (ears or Soke 1G B’e ESM Bast) aa 7) | support RainLily. May all sexual violence ceases / disappears and all victim-survivors heal mentally and physically Stella Chan 5 6 et LON el Oa aE NEC UL ec emmotad Se ceca Lead Thank you for hard working and walking with victim-survivors! The meaning of companionship is great and far-reaching! Fighting! eee (Originally written in Chinese, translated by RainLily) y G E55 SUE Nae Pope aC To Vivian Li (Gee SoMa pease Nl: pL 2) STM ole COMET) Wl ancete italia Nobody is alone. Vivian Li 6 ise MON) eae oe Ace ee ea 64 Ob:e eS Mme Basso 2) Thanks for your effort. Wish more victims could get their lives resumed normal. eae 5 poe a Nie eb eee 00 SS Ulcla A elals} G EE LOM eo Thank you for giving help and support to those who are in need! 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PBR 202008 1A RTT RRRS : BERS PRHECRRIRBMSLAATS, SLB T MINA BRALRSXAL UFSSNRSEDSRBRStea aN CRRA REISE RNASE MRA MSEMRARVE RDG © SMM SA GIRS > sS2)H = https://rainlily.org.hk/chi/news/ 2020/bIdh SUC IAW at Hl RESO A Se py > TELE (BI) Dr. Day Wong + Ms. Pamela Tsui » Ms. Marian Ang * Ms. Katie Leung » Lee Hysan Foundation AR 1642 52a BAY IFA MURR DAMS ° Following a study released by RainLily in early 2019, more than 20% of help seekers have experienced child sexual abuse. We have also found that these victims have a serious tendency to delay seeking help or reporting crimes. The victims often start seeking help several years or even more than 10 years after the incident. In view of this, RainLily immediately launched a new study “Belated Listening, Delayed Healing - An Exploratory Study of Disclosure and Help-Seeking Practices Among Adult Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse” to discuss the difficulties and challenges experienced by adult survivors of child sexual abuse during the entire process of disclosing incidents and seeking external help, and provide suggestions for the improvement of services and policies that support survivors. This study was conducted using qualitative research methods to collect relevant data and conduct statistical analysis. Through purposive sampling, the research team successfully recruited 16 adult survivors of child sexual abuse from RainLily’s service users for in-depth interviews. After systematic sorting and analysis, the study report was officially released in September 2020. The key findings of the study include: 1) The vast majority of survivors did not receive a positive response or appropriate follow-up from listeners or companions when they disclosed their sexual abuse experiences to those around them during their childhood, directly or indirectly dispelled their thoughts of continuing to disclose the incident or asking for help. 2)Many interviewees revealed that they have mentioned their experiences and feelings to different people more than once in adulthood. With the accumulation of relevant experience and continuous positive responses from people around them, every narrative experience is important for them to walk out from the trauma. 3) The assistance of professionals or related service organisations has a positive effect on the healing of survivors’ trauma, but improper handling during the service process will cause them to suffer secondary trauma. In response to the findings of this study, in order to raise the public’s awareness of child sexual abuse, we held the “I’m Not Silenced: A Symposium on Help-seeking Experience and Service Improvement Suggestions for Adult Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse” in November 2020. Multiple professionals in the industry were invited to share their experience in dealing with child sexual abuse from different perspectives, review the existing support services and measures, and discuss survivor support services, suggestions for improving related policies, and directions for future development. For a review of the seminar, please visit: https://rainlily.org.hk/eng/ news/2020/bldh We would like to appreciate the dedication of Dr. Day Wong, Ms. Pamela Tsui, Ms. Marian Ang, Ms. Katie Leung, Lee Hysan Foundation, and 16 interviewees for their support and assistance. 2oe ARSE Be ES 0 FS SE FSB Si Legislation for the crimes related to image-based sexual violence sa UVa Sb eae at ee IRM Sisb Ly hey ae wel EA ewe Te Ome eNO e a ea OS Ebene ee ne Pee mee Pe oA) AV Oe set OO 8 A eee IBV eS NSE Ss td WNC SO SE a GCE CE oe 2 ee 8b ae Eee ae} BRMASRARWER ’ i62021F3A WA (20215HS PROB IEIR TONE: ( HEIR IT HES HAY FU te Ba SI) Law Reform Commission: Sentencing and Related Matters in the Review of Sexual Offenses pee ee sO ee ek EOE a8 P| Paes Wee ee el Ear e a= 8 ® Mme eae | ee SUES eee tet nea Ona. LoD ear ey act a) GR: ye AN ABR2021F2A 1 AOKAKSRSSM bk AMRRTS emer ae eee aN oes ae SRR aE reba ee eee AEFA+ ( "Mentally Incapacitated Person / MIP, ) i Dabs See ia eae eee ee a ae pes ao nO ea Ne OE ate Pa ret ees eee EA eet 1 aetna bees ae OE A eee eye ee ae eka Pea RS) Me aoe LBA) Weed Cie eed Eg Ue I te a Pa ee ava aE cee In July 2020, the Security Bureau announced the public consultation with the proposal to introduce “offences of voyeurism, intimate prying, non-consensual photography of intimate parts, and related offences”. We hold study and exchange meetings with a number of interest groups and RainLily service users to discuss government legislative proposals. In order to raise the public's awareness of legislation, we also encouraged the public to provide feedback through social media. We submit detailed suggestions to the government regarding the “threat to distribute intimate images” and “empower the court to order the removal or disposal of such photos”. The Government accepted the public opinions and our suggestions and gazetted the Crimes (Amendment) Bill 2021 in March 2021 to stipulate legislation on the behavior of “threat to distribute intimate images “. The Legislative Council subsequently established the Bills Committee in April to review the above-mentioned bill. We shall continue to express our views to the Government and Legislative Council on various parts of the proposed legislation. HHMS— iB Riku emt Improve the one-stop service model and establish a crisis support centre [bed eee a eee PNA oe Ae Ae Saal be dale bt Pi ORVas SP a m= Vo gfe pet Uie Saas pe EL te SS me Bcc Ecc peepee oO CL ead cts AV Beer SUSE cE be eC ce SO 6 sea LT SE aval Se_ a SL an The Hospital Authority provides one “designated room” and one “backup room” in each of the 18 public hospitals with ICU and emergency departments in Hong Kong for victims of sexual violence to receive treatment, forensic examinations and taking statements. We have been following up on the usage conditions of the designated rooms mentioned above through the Legislative Council and Social Welfare Department. We have also followed up on the schedule, reserved funding and detailed plans for the government to set up three crisis support centers on Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, and the New Territories through raising questions at the Legislative Council, especially the plan to establish crisis support centers in newly built or refurbished hospitals. Cie SieUL ee 0 aa ee ee eect alh) (aoe The Review of Sexual Offences Sub-committee of the Law Reform Commission published a consultation paper on Sentencing and Related Matters in the Review of Sexual Offences on 12th November 2020, consulting the public on the penalties for offences and the review of Sexual Conviction Record Check Scheme (SCRC Scheme) into a legal mechanism (i.e. mandatory review). On 11th February 2021, we provided a submission to the Law Reform Commission on the above public consultation, particularly focusing Coram MC HoltaRol Ma-ES Oucesllea MIN eM lal Mle) fo Mom Reel ale SCRC Scheme covers “all” sex offenders, even if there is no threat of sexual violence to children or mentally incapacitated persons (“MIP”), their conviction records are covered by the SCRC Scheme, which has nothing to do with the goals of protecting children and MIP. We suggested that the Government should first reform the problem of overly broad conviction records. Therefore, the proposed mechanism only needs to include conviction records of sex offenders who pose a risk of sexual violence to children and MIP. It is hoped that the mechanism can truly play the role of protecting children and MIP, so as to meet the conditions for changing to a legal mechanism. FEAREHMABRRTRRE (Ta-DA) Non-Consensual Distribution of Intimate Image Take-Down Assistance (Ta-DA) OSes, Sol ae wee Ve) poe ag ct eg PRS Nice Ae ea GES CL ee nC Lew Dice eo ch ene A ee Ee Paes ee fae EV. BYNES aC EU DY) NS? <-ey -adE = Be Soe ye ae OIE Lo eb aaa EO alic) Pea ees aim Meal Dealer a i eh The number of victim-survivors of image-based sexual abuse received by us in the past two years has increased significantly Many of the intimate images of the victims have been shared on the Internet without their consent. For them, the most urgent need is to rela MCH CN -lalel lant fe Mica ea Molalla) Laci tea a IOLA we have launched “Take-Down Assistance (Ta-DA)” on International Women’s Day in 2021. The service supports victim-survivors to request online platforms for removal of intimate images that are non-consensually distributed. This service provides support for people of all genders and sexualities. Px}7 IIE FUture a evelooment eMC Ee ct Beer ae Sele mee TUR ey a See eg aE eo een Ree Bea wed Ps ON: EAE o> Oe Ola STN let = SAVE ares oe ae (WA Sea PO NISMS dt CUP Ee 5 eee aN, 0 eed Ee ee SE a YQ rat EAS ets ae eee Ge ok Selb ROM ae ee pear Gabe a Pe AVAL SUE eee Gd ee SLU mS SNE oe BE eS ESI Daca et ober CWI be: 4: Sie MG ae SACI Cl eds NE Ee ae BEC Gregan eo SE OD Ee alee a See se sta a Ne eee PACE DL 2 MERE ESBA ° Ey Next year, RainLily will continue to help and empower survivors of sexual violence. For promoting our service, and affirming survivors and practicing justice in the community, we will launch the "#OnelnSeven: 1 in 7 Women in Hong Kong Experienced Sexual Violence” campaign to promote awareness on sexual violence in Hong Kong. The campaign includes a series of outdoor, TV, online advertisements, and an exhibition co-presented with victim- survivors to tell their stories through objects We hope that the exhibition allows more people to understand the harm of sexual violence to individuals. In addition to ensuring the rights of sexual violence victim-survivors to fight for their justice, and supporting survivors to restore their life. Wea ee I “Sexual Assault Awareness Month” Outdoor Advertisement 4 RAs lac Team ATESS Executive Committee BESAL Linda SH. WONG Ere iS sca eA F277 PLU) ist tke mel} {2182 Gloria HO EE SACS) iS So URN) 1 CoC elie) bX aVA ea laa E-yeeio | aoe lat) (@) ieee Regie R EU Cee Pace Rel) pes ee IACI Tom AON CRUE UNC) ES. ee aa Mh bel ee PS RLU Ce] Feo. OT eR BaP may Le) NC} proton CUR eur eae ge) Pie 22 ccd aco Ne OMIA St es CaCO) cee ees Fees el TEC) ba pamela RIO) Beto rare A al LO) (C) 4202146853 As of August, 2021 ERMBEEAS ET Macey: uti Committee Bayes ts Maree AO SUN CT ji f—ava Pa | POE sem] C] i= meer Bsn ER AVON IC "2 FAK Karine TSANG oie wl NAOO\Ny TMC ai ig Cats MCN ANC] ca Scale AU aS aN ERO] Gr ue nN ed Cait UNC] Ee acu MEN] Eon aP4grAN IC) De eae aT Pea EL 4 eee CE a Cees a Ss Ogu te i Uae OLN i om RIVAela NN] Pe et Meer ieee aie FT keneiicicaae 5 selssl: mee geo Re CCrite) en #1732 @ Executive Committee me Ee Se eyo Det ice OTS B= Cc MON ER ORUC Um oldu Ric or age RO pci SoCo ame Ei RG Bel €2 223 El @RainLily Management Committee a Pee raeLiba toi Adminstration & Communication & Resource Development Dept lel MCL M LNMisa Financial. Information Ny ONaakerolant=) aa ON Brena SIMO is A OT aols Hong Kong $3,478,080.00 (39%) Other Income 3 $601,005.70 (7%) Rite (Odea ima rite hed $3,077,589.91 (34%) / A / , Bm IRR Fundraising Campaign’ PE lary $ 560,769.53 (6%) $ 1,227,452.01 (14%) HK$8,944,897.15 (100%) ft dei eas 74 SA tes ees en Te) iA ° Sener ance un Ee) ising Camp: day on 6 February av PBs ae eS Ua Rone Coote ROU ac MT RAC IL E-9 a ior eee eee eC er Echo ad Boat ES aE cas sa Renee mec on CUCM oa Rte cl Rec acco Waa Me Foundation, The Keswick Foundation, Rainbow Fund, Anti-Coronavirus Rainbow Fund, The ee UN nae Cat eRe CU I CR Cu Tne c aR tly REC OAc Feta tt ea = Mees aR OL ONO 8 ON ‘Other Income’ includes reimbursement of staff salary from a related NGO, programme income, interest income, and sundry income ry tH Expenditure Dik anal hbase) aah card Rental & Overheads Campaigns & Administration $ 528,681.88 (8%) Activities $ 211,569.23 (3%) $ 561,893.18 (9%) ate Inmeks dlc § Counselling Services & Supporting Teams $ 5,037,052.06 (79%) HK$6,339,196.35 (100%) oA see eae pas det Me Nos] ea The full audit report by Albert Y K Lau & Co. is available at public request. 27ee Acknowledgements ENS Loess 6 cmSE A UU NE Cea, ae Se Eee sere sale OSE G6 Ube ae Uc EU. hae VE be UIs ee POA POPAE Ob eae RainLily is a charitable organization without the support of government subvention, we maintain our services with financial support from various funding bodies and individual donors. RainLily would like to thank every donor, organization, and volunteer for their dedicated support to our service between 1/4/2020 to 31/3/2021. £82498) Major Sponsors SADE THE COMMUNITY CHEST RRS Lotteries Fund SEAREREWAS The Community Chest Rainbow Fund Hong Kong Community Recovery Fund rs) swick Foundation Limited MANANTRUST RHANSRAARRS The Community Chest Anti-Coronavirus Rainbow Fund Sui Yun Christian Fund SIS RGAE Supporting & Collaborating Units Fe arabe: aoa rae molto BoE #58 @ Against Child Abuse / #f82£< End Child SOE WAN aol ate SP bea Ol RON AV ATNy Support Project / #@ 25 @ Equal Opportunities Oa Sow A= Tah mel oll Lom Viale Se OCE ae skolN aNd AEON Stores (Hong Kong) Co. Limited / Sally’s Toy / Women’s Festival Hong Kong / Dr. Day Wong / Ms. Pamela Tsui / Ms. Marian Ang / Ms. Katie Leung / Tara Tang / FS RBBA ice Smee See A Ee eae es ah dE aa Ey AV ay Toe eae it BEBE Legal Empowerment Service pro bono partners 5: Je att Te aod Clete melce ig DLA Piper / Patricia Ho & Associates / Kirkland & Ellis / Latham & WW la dem Bloat -1ae Pde MN leeied (ees aoe ee eee ed Charles Tang / Cordelia Chik / Victoria Ma Ppt med ee aioe el secre eed Anita Wong / Chan Ho Man / Chan Kin Sing James / Chan Suet Ching Yuki / Chan Tsz Hong / Chan Wai Yan / Chan Ying Yin Sonia / Chantal Wong / Chun Wai Shan / Chung Wai Kin / Cynthia So / Doris Fok / Gloria Ho / Haster Wu / Heidi Lin / Helen Wong / Hiu Nam Helen Tung / Ho Chun Wai / Inez Wu / Janet Spence / Jessica Wing Ka Wong / Katie Kwok / KEC OG Department / Kin Yip Ho / Kit Chow / Ko Fei Ha / Lai Po Yi / Lam Adeline / Lam Hung / Lau Chun Yin / Leung Pui Ki / Leung Shuk Wai / Ling Chan / Lo Wai Yi / Mak Wai Yi / Mak Ying Tung / Matt / Ng Kuwn Kuan / Ng Lung Yau / Ng Suet Ying / Nina Samantha Endaya Soliva / Pride Lab / Rae Lam / Rose Wu / So Tsz Cheung / So Wai Sum Heather / Tsang Siu Bun / Valerie Kwok / Varun Vasudevan / Wai Kwong Ringo Lam / Wen Yik Man / Wing Fei Lo / Wong On Yin / Wong Sui Wai / Wun Wa Lai / Yeung Chi Ching / Yim Shuk Wa / Yip Piu / Yiu Shun King / #470 eel Support RainLily 29aa Ry Ayal we 2625 1572 EMAIL 38 ENQUIRY@RAINLILY.ORG.HK MAILING ADDRESS #825 H64E P.O. 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