Tokyo: 'China virus' words of discrimination are hate speech - CGTN
East Asian student assaulted in 'racist' coronavirus attack in London - CNN
Why Chinese people don't hate their government – SupChina
Anti-Asian hate crimes up 21% in UK during coronavirus crisis | Coronavirus | The Guardian
Asian-Americans Are Being Attacked. Why Are Hate Crime Charges So Rare? - The New York Times
Japanese People Hate China More Than Ever - WSJ
World Insights: U.S. advocacy groups, Chinese business community call for concrete actions to tackle anti-Asian hate - Xinhua | English.news.cn
The power and the perils of an Asian American political awakening - The Boston Globe
Coronavirus: Hate crimes against Chinese people soar in UK during COVID-19 crisis | UK News | Sky News
Anti-Chinese sentiment in Japan - Wikipedia
Frustration over sea dispute no reason to hate Chinese people' | Philstar.com
As Coronavirus Spreads, So Does Xenophobia and Racism | Time
How China's online hate campaigns work - Protocol — The people, power and politics of tech
Viral images show people of color as anti-Asian perpetrators. That misses the big picture.
With or without Donald Trump, racist rhetoric on China is making the US unsafe for Asian-Americans | South China Morning Post
Coronavirus: Hate crimes against Chinese people soar in UK during COVID-19 crisis | UK News | Sky News
Reports of Anti-Asian Assaults, Harassment and Hate Crimes Rise as Coronavirus Spreads | Anti-Defamation League
To Many Chinese, America Was Like 'Heaven.' Now They're Not So Sure. - The New York Times
Chinese groups in UK are being taught how to handle Covid hate crimes after brutal attack on lecturer | The Independent
Anti-Asian Attacks and Hate Crimes on the Rise Worldwide | Time
China Mac: From attempted murder to leading a protest movement - BBC News
Anti-Chinese sentiment in Japan - Wikipedia
At dozens of rallies, protesters call for end to anti-Asian violence: Photos - ABC News
Japanese People Hate China More Than Ever - WSJ
Trump labels China a strategic 'competitor' | Financial Times
Four people admit guilt in landmark Chinese hate speech case in South Africa | South China Morning Post
