Ethnic Discrimination

From domestic workers to human rights lawyers, queer ethnic minority women in Hong Kong face an onslaught of prejudice.

Muslim leaders and worshippers across the region selectively cite ancient texts to justify LGBT+ suppression.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, human connection is more important than ever. Hong Kong Shifts recounts meaningful encounters with strangers across the city.

In Hong Kong, up to 9,000 migrant workers could be victims of human trafficking. We speak with the Justice Centre’s Rachel Li to find out why.

Nigerian writer and creative Christopher Onoja explains what it’s like to be Black in Hong Kong.

This summer, Jeffrey Andrews became the first ethnic minority to run for the local council in Hong Kong. His dream? To bring real change for ethnic minorities, who face discrimination and segregation ...

Up to 200,000 domestic workers have lost their jobs and are now stranded in Hong Kong during the pandemic, exposing harsh realities of being a migrant worker in the city

Originally from Africa, the Siddi tribe is gradually finding a foothold in India after more than a millennium of exclusion and racial stigma.