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BBCNEWS BBC News March 3, 2020 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News March 3, 2020

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Sarah Owen: Racism to Asian people is not taken seriously - Vimarsana News

Sarah Owen: Racism to Asian people is not taken seriously

The Labour MP and Chair of East and South East Asians for Labour says racism towards people of East and South East Asian (ESEA) descent is not taken...

Source: joe.co.uk
Mishcon swoops in for Withers private-wealth duo in Hong Kong - Vimarsana News

Mishcon swoops in for Withers private-wealth duo in Hong Kong

UK law firm Mishcon de Reya has hired U.S. tax experts Timothy Burns and Wei Zhang as partners in Hong Kong from Withers. They are set to join Mishcon in the coming months.

UK Student In Racist Attack Over Coronavirus - Vimarsana News

UK Student In Racist Attack Over Coronavirus

In the UK, a student originally from Singapore but presently studying in London was attacked on February 24th.

Source: nova.ie
Study links Trump tweet to a rise in anti-Asian racism - Vimarsana News

Study links Trump tweet to a rise in anti-Asian racism

A tweet posted by Donald Trump in March 2020 has been linked to a rise in online anti-Asian racism, according to a recent study

Source: joe.co.uk