Protester hospitalised after attack at Manchester Chinese consulate grounds
A protester was hospitalised after being beaten up by unidentified men in the grounds of the Chinese consulate in Rusholme.
A protester was hospitalised after being beaten up by unidentified men in the grounds of the Chinese consulate in Rusholme.
The Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics have officially started today and these are some of the names that you should look
China is preparing to host the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing with the opening ceremony expected to kickstart the event
Since 2017 the repression of Uighur and other Turkic Muslims in Xinjiang has taken a dark turn with experts estimating at least one million have been detained in concentration camps.
China will overtake the United States as the world’s largest economy over the next decade, says leading University of Manchester academic Dr Xiaobing Wang.
Coronavirus’ damage to the economy could be equally critical, but why has this virus been allowed to go viral? And how will the world change after this dastardly disease has finished its deadly domination? If we trace it back to its (disputed) source in the Huanan seafood markets in the Chinese city of Wuhan, there’s definitely something fishy going on here…
In the eyes of many, the coronavirus lockdown will be characterised by a series of First World problems. MM spoke to those living off an unstable salary, which could mean unemployment, eviction and homelessness, while for those facing violence from their partner, it could mean life or death. Here Emma Morgan speak to women’s charities and campaigns across Manchester, to learn more about the potentially disastrous consequences of lockdown for the North West’s most exposed and unprotected women.
Chayn, a global volunteer network that addresses gender-based violence has started an online trauma support group to help people experiencing abuse during self-isolation.
A representative of the Muslim communities in Manchester has released a statement condemning the killing of General Qassem Soleimani in Iraq.
Molotov cocktails streak across the night sky. Tear gas hovers just above the ground. Hong Kong appears on the brink of collapse.
Roughly 200 people from as far as York and Sheffield met in All Saints Park, close to Manchester Metropolitan University, for the event, which was coordinated with others across the country.
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