Young Advocates Summer Camp Hong Kong – Empowering Future Leaders in Law and Justice

How cool is this? Aspiring young leaders in Hong Kong can dive deep into the world of law, human rights, and community impact this summer with Justice Centre Hong Kong’s highly selective Young Advocates Summer Camp (YASC) 2026. This immersive two-week program blends real-world legal training, social justice advocacy, and personal development, giving senior secondary students (ages 14-18 with HK residency) practical experience that stands out on university applications.

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Participants work alongside internationally qualified lawyers, social workers, and community organizers to explore asylum law, refugee issues, and humanitarian challenges in Hong Kong. Through hands-on workshops, mock trials at the High Court, casework contributions, and field visits, teens build critical skills in research, public speaking, critical thinking, and collaboration. Each student also designs a personal impact project to apply their learning and make a real difference.

Details on Young Advocates

• Who: Senior secondary students (ages 14-18) with Hong Kong residency, passionate about law, social justice, human rights, or community service. Limited to just 6 spots per session for a personalized experience.
• When: Three sessions available – Session 1: June 22–July 3; Session 2: July 6–17; Session 3: August 3–14, 2026. Early bird deadline was May 25 (with 5% discount); final deadlines vary by session.
• Where: Primarily at Justice Centre Hong Kong offices, with visits to the High Court and partner community organizations.
• How to Join: Apply via the official form at justicecentre.fillout.com/youngadvocates2026. Rolling basis – apply early!

The Scoop – What to Expect:

Families will appreciate how this program nurtures confident, empathetic future leaders while keeping things engaging and supportive. Expect exciting mock trials where teens argue real-style cases, insightful sessions on refugee law, community engagement opportunities, and mentorship that helps with university prep. Alumni rave about gaining confidence, meeting like-minded peers, and understanding how law can drive positive change—perfect for curious teens ready to step beyond textbooks.