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UK: Chinese monitoring group launched

01 March 2002

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In April the first Chinese monitoring and campaigning group, Min Quan, was launched at an event attended by 150 invited guests, in London. The guests heard keynote talks by the civil rights lawyer, Imran Khan and from the only recognised Chinese actor in the UK, David Yip. The meeting also heard from Chinese victims and their families who have suffered from racist attacks and murders. The group will be chaired by Bobby Chan, who has been active in Chinatown, Soho, for 25 years. The Min Quan website can be accessed at: www.tmg.co.uk/minquan

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