2024 – Gay Games HK
This organization has been pivotal in promoting inclusivity in sports, allowing athletes of all sexual orientations to compete and celebrate their identities.
2023 – Henry Tse
A strong advocate for transgender rights, Henry has worked to raise awareness and support for transgender individuals in Hong Kong.
2022 – Gdot TV
Known for showcasing LGBTQ+ stories and voices through innovative media, Gdot TV plays a crucial role in representation.
2021 – Henri Li and (late) Edgar Ng
Both influential civil rights activists, they have fought for LGBTQ+ rights and have had a lasting impact on the community.
2020 – Marrz Balaoro
A passionate domestic worker activist, Marrz has focused on improving the lives of domestic workers, especially within the LGBTQ+ community.
2019 – Angus Leung and Scott Adams
Together, they have been at the forefront of fighting for LGBTQ+ rights, engaging the community in advocacy efforts.
2018 – Joanne Leung
Founder of the Transgender Resource Center, Joanne has been a vital support for transgender individuals, providing essential resources.
2017 – Jay Lin
As the founder of the Taiwan Queer Film Festival, Jay has significantly contributed to LGBTQ+ representation in film and media.
2016 – Brian Leung
A chief campaigner for the Big Love Alliance and host of RTHK’s WE ARE FAMILY, Brian has fostered important conversations about LGBTQ+ acceptance.
2015 – Michael Vidler
A lawyer dedicated to LGBTQ+ legal rights, Michael has worked hard to ensure fairness and justice for the community.
2014 – Dr. Travis S.K. Kong
A sociologist whose research has provided valuable insights into LGBTQ+ issues, helping to inform policy and public attitudes.
2013 – Cyd Ho
A politician who has been a strong advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, pushing for reforms and protections within the legislative framework.
2012 – Anthony Wong
A well-known singer who uses his platform to advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, raising awareness through his music.
2011 – Fan Popo
An independent filmmaker and writer whose work promotes LGBTQ+ visibility and challenges societal norms.
2010 – The Women Coalition of HKSAR
An NGO instrumental in organizing Hong Kong Pride, advocating for both women’s and LGBTQ+ rights.
2009 – Wouter Barendrecht
Co-founder and former director of the HKLGFF, Wouter has been key in promoting LGBTQ+ film and culture.
2008 – Kwan Kuk-Ying
An actress recognized for her contributions to LGBTQ+ representation in the arts, celebrated by the public.
2007 – Hong Kong Connection
This RTHK TV program has focused on LGBTQ+ issues, providing a platform for discussion and awareness.
2006 – Zi Teng
An NGO advocating for the rights of sex workers, focusing on the basic human rights of marginalized groups.
2005 – Rose Wu
An advocate for understanding between sexual minorities and religious communities, working to promote acceptance.
2004 – Graham Smith
Chief Executive of AIDS Concern, Graham has been a key figure in addressing health issues within the LGBTQ+ community.
2003 – Anna Wu Hung-Yuk
As Chairwoman of the Equal Opportunities Commission, Anna champions equality and non-discrimination for all.
2002 – Stanley Kwan
A respected film director who has made significant contributions to LGBTQ+ cinema, shaping cultural narratives.