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No minor, coercion or trafficking is eligible for publication

Consent must be adult, informed, current and free from threats, deception, debt pressure or control by another person. A directory report can restrict content; it cannot rescue someone or investigate a crime.

Adult consent must be free, informed and current

Content is not eligible when a minor is involved or when participation, publication, communication, money or movement is controlled through force, threats, deception, confiscated documents, debt pressure, abuse of vulnerability or another person's authority.

An apparent agreement does not resolve a concern where coercion or control may have shaped that agreement. Paid placement, advertiser status or previous publication never overrides this standard.

Look for patterns, not a single stereotype

Control by another person

  • Someone else holds identity or travel documents.
  • Another person answers every question or sets all movements.
  • Money is withheld or redirected through threats or an unexplained debt.

Fear or inability to leave

  • The person appears monitored, coached, isolated or afraid to speak.
  • Accounts, locations or profile details change under visible pressure.
  • There is any doubt that the person is an adult participating voluntarily.

These signs are context for concern, not a public accusation. The Hong Kong Security Bureau provides the primary explanation of trafficking in persons and the local multi-agency response.

The first priority is limiting further exposure

  1. Locate the material

    Identify the exact profile, review, image or message connected to the concern.

  2. Restrict when warranted

    The directory may temporarily limit visibility while assessing adult status, consent, control or rights.

  3. Preserve proportionately

    Relevant records may need to be protected from alteration where a lawful request or serious safety report is involved.

  4. Decide the publication outcome

    Content may remain restricted, be removed, be corrected or require additional evidence before any return.

Do not use a website report as an emergency channel

Protect the affected person while recording useful facts

  • Save the public URL, date and a concise description of what created the concern.
  • Do not confront a suspected controller if that could increase danger.
  • Do not repost intimate media or personal data to “prove” the report publicly.
  • Distinguish what you observed directly from what you inferred or heard.
  • Use official emergency or law-enforcement channels when safety or crime is involved.