Anti-Asian hate crime has continued to rise in both the UK and the US since emergence of Covid-19 pandemic.

With the onslaught of the coronavirus pandemic last year came an increase in hostility and racial abuse against Asians, including the very people putting their own lives on the line to save others. 

A New York City man has been arrested after he brutally stomped on a 61-year-old Asian American man's head.

In yet another disturbing case of anti-Muslim hate crime in the US that has come to light a month later, an unidentified man threw acid on a Muslim woman of Pakistani origin as she walked home.

There’s a dangerous myth which continues to circulate in the media over the last few weeks. It’s a myth because it’s false, and amounts to dangerously misleading propaganda that could significantly and negatively impact Black people.

The US has a long history of discrimination against Asians, but ever since the Coronavirus was found in Wuhan, China, violence has escalated against Asian Americans.

Rights advocates warn that the growing conflict between the United States and China is contributing to the rise in anti-Asian sentiments in America.

A group of Israeli settlers have vandalized dozens of cars in a Palestinian village in the occupied West Bank.

As the world is struggling with the new coronavirus, which first emerged in China, Asian people are facing unprecedented hate crimes in Western countries.

A group of protesters took to the street near two of the locations of the Atlanta-area shootings that left eight people dead earlier in the week.