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Ben Chai, Co-Founder of BV Air Sanitisation Limited, Introduces Technology Enabling Millions to Get Back to Normal – eTurboNews

Ben Chai, Co-Founder of BV Air Sanitisation Limited, Introduces Technology Enabling Millions to Get Back to Normal – eTurboNews
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Hate crimes skyrocket by 139 per cent in New York City

Hate crimes skyrocket by 139 per cent in New York City
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Hate crimes against Asians in New York City go underreported, advocates say

Hate crimes against Asians in New York City go underreported, advocates say Hate crimes in NYC Hate attacks or other bias incidents are under-reported, officials and experts say. Older Asian Americans are less likely to report being victimized. NEW YORK - Hate crimes against Asians in New York City are making headlines in recent weeks but city leaders fear many more hate crimes may be going under-reported. Many victims keep silent, especially Asian American senior citizens. Salvation Army Major Soo Kim works with seniors at the Salvation Army in Hempstead, Long Island. It s hard for them to really describe their experience, Kim said. They are fearful of how to communicate across in the arena unfamiliar to them.

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NYPD Hate Crime Data Fails to Capture Harassment Against Asians 65 or Over

“There is a whole wave of attacking elderly people in different ways, one New York legislator says. On March 19, 2021, hundreds of people packed into Union Square during an Asian American Federation peace vigil following the shootings in Atlanta. Hiram Alejandro Durán/ THE CITY By CHRISTINE CHUNG, THE CITY, and Weihua Li The security videos of the March incident stunned New Yorkers and resonated far beyond. They showed an older Asian woman, shoved to the ground, then kicked in the body and stomped in the head by an assailant. This article was published in partnership with THE CITY, an independent, nonprofit news organization that serves the people of New York through hard-hitting reporting.

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The NYPD s Method Of Counting Anti-Asian Attacks Underestimates Severity Of Crisis, Critics Say

arrow NYPD officers patrol Chinatown following the deadly spa killing of 8 people mostly of Asian descent in Atlanta, Georgia John Nacion/NurPhoto/Shutterstock The NYPD struggles to accurately identify, track and communicate data about anti-Asian hate crimes sowing confusion among victims and potentially hindering the department s response to the crisis, a Gothamist/WNYC investigation has found. As COVID-19 cases rose last year, so too did reports of attacks against Asian American New Yorkers. But police did not consistently tag them as racially motivated, and the NYPD to this day provides conflicting figures about the crisis. “F–king Chinese coronavirus,” a teenager shouted at a 59-year-old man before allegedly kicking him in the back on Madison Avenue in March 2020.

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