Muslim Hongkongers’ safety fears in UK as anti-immigration riots rock England


Muslim Hong Kong migrants to Britain fear for their safety after a string of anti-immigration riots swept England, although most Hongkongers in the country have been unaffected by the large-scale disturbances.

Adeel Malik, the chairman of the Muslim Council of Hong Kong who now lives in Birmingham, told the Post the organisation was checking on family members and friends of the community over the past few days to make sure they were safe.

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