Stop xenophobia

When footage of Africans being discriminated against in China for their race amid the Covid-19 crisis emerged last month, it caused an awkward rupture in China-Africa relations.

As the coronavirus spreads, an accompanying irrational pandemic of xenophobia and fear reflects the worst of our society.

A young Chinese woman studying in Australia writes of her alarm at a racist response to a global threat.

Episodes involving discriminatory behavior by the region’s growing Chinese work force have unsettled many Kenyans, particularly at a time when their government seeks closer ties with China.

Chinese international students say they are afraid to travel to school in Canberra after recent incidents of harassment and assault in th

The African community in Guangzhou is on edge after widespread accounts were shared on social media of people being left homeless this week, as they say China's warnings against imported coronavirus cases stoke anti-foreigner sentiment.

As the number of coronavirus cases continue to grow, so do concerns of racist vitriol and stereotyping against people of Asian descent.

Woman upset after being confronted in bathrooms of an Auckland mall.

Thousands of ethnic minority Muslim children undergo "cultural re-engineering" in giant boarding schools.

The re-education centres are linked to a return to core Communist ideology under President Xi Jinping and party obsession with 'stability maintenance'.

The video features a Chinese actor, dressed in a turban and phony beard, reciting lines in English but in a manner Indians “are perceived to speak."