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Campaign launched to establish ESEA Heritage Month in the UK

Campaign launched to establish ESEA Heritage Month in the UK
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We Are Here: East and South East Asian Creativity in Scotland

Sean Wai Keung speaks to Scottish East and South East Asian creatives about staying inspired, breaking barriers and solidarity

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Celebrities unite to back #StopAsianHate campaign

Celebrities unite to back #StopAsianHate campaign Marvel film stars Gemma Chan and Benedict Wong among prominent east and south-east Asian people taking action on UK’s wave of COVID-related sinophobia By Nosheen Iqbal / The Observer The Marvel film star Gemma Chan has revealed that she is frightened for her family in the UK after a surge in hate crimes against Chinese, Japanese and south-east Asian people. Speaking to the Observer to help raise awareness for a national #StopAsianHate campaign, Chan said she was “deeply concerned and disturbed” at police figures revealing that, in London alone, attacks on east and south-east Asian people (ESEA) have tripled over the past year.

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Celebrities unite to back #StopAsianHate campaign

Celebrities unite to back #StopAsianHate campaign Nosheen Iqbal © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Tolga Akmen/AFP/Getty Images The Marvel film star Gemma Chan has revealed that she is frightened for her family in the UK after a surge in hate crimes against Chinese, Japanese and south-east Asian people. Speaking to the Observer to help raise awareness for a national #StopAsianHate campaign, Chan said she was “deeply concerned and disturbed” at police figures revealing that, in London alone, attacks on east and south-east Asian people (ESEA) have tripled over the past year. “Like many others, I worry for family members every time they leave the house or use public transport,” said Chan. “My mum has worked for the NHS for most of her life. She and my dad have been followed and subjected to a number of verbal assaults since the beginning of the pandemic.”

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