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1 November 2004
One part of my responsibilities at work is testing computer software to ensure that it is fit for use. Recently, whilst I was in the middle of testing, I had the opportunity to share my views on ethnicity and gender with some people at work.
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16 October 2004
Nearly two weeks ago, Evening Standard ran a two page
article about how one of its undercover journalist was
working in London Chinatown to uncover the practise of
employers hiring illegal workers. |
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7 October 2004
Civil Rights Group Min Quan And Director Nick
Broomfield To Host
Benefit Gala And Screening Of Jackie Chan Documentary
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22 September 2004
The winners of the Pearl Awards, the UK’s first ever awards created to recognise and celebrate the achievements of the Chinese community in Britain have been announced. |
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1 September 2004
A first-ever study has found that the health needs of the Chinese population in the UK are being ignored despite Government commitments to tackle health inequalities amongst patients.
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Public Meeting
Wednesday 7th July 2004
2:00 – 5:00 pm public meeting
55 St. Ann's Church, Dean Street (Shaftesbury Avenue end), London W1 |
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13 May 2004
On 1st May 2004, Europe celebrates expansion of European Union to mark the end to a century of wars in Europe. The government announced that from the same day all employers in Britain will have to check the immigration status of prospective employees. The maximum penalty for employing unauthorised workers is a £5,000 fine and 2 years' imprisonment. |
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7 May 2004
Jimmy Tam
Can you name a British-born Chinese TV personality? That's the question Chinese comedians Paul Courtnay Hyu and Paul Chan posed in their short comedy-documentary hybrid The Missing Chink, aired over Chinese New Year on Channel 4. |
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27 April 2004
The congestion charging has been running for more than one year now. Xiaowei Li looks into how London Chinatown has fared through it. |
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14 April 2004
The 10 June 2004 London elections are the most complicated and largest single electoral event ever held in the UK.
London's voters will be electing their Mayor, 25 Assembly Members and nine Members of the European Parliament. |
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23 March
Relationships are breaking down within British families. Can the cultural values of immigrants coming into the country change this? Shane M. Coughlan explores the possibilities. |
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