Thirty years ago, a large series of student-led protests in Beijing and Shanghai, which had been growing since the mid-1980s, were suppressed when the government declared martial law and sent in armed troops to disperse the crowds.
A list of resources on the ongoing human rights abuses in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region
Thank you to everyone who has supported daikon in 2018 – whether that's attending one of our launches, coming to one of our socials, or buying a copy of the magazine, we're so grateful to be able to create and build solidarity with our communities.
Hollywood's Asian cinematic moment of the year had deeply contrasting significances for different parts of the Asian diaspora
A reflection on relocation, self-discovery, and a process of questioning one's gender and racial identity.
Listen back to this panel discussion with photographer Bernice Mulenga, curator Amrita Dhallu, and climate change communicator Angela Chan (Worm).
For daikon's third issue in Autumn 2017, we put an open call on Tumblr for explorations on the theme of gender and sexuality.
