Hsiao-Hung Pai is the author of Ciao Ousmane: The Hidden Exploitation of Italy’s Migrant Workers (Hurst, January 2021), a journalist and writer, whose website is here. Her previous books include 'Angry White People: Coming Face-to-face with the British Far-right' (Zed Books / University of Chicago Press, 2016), 'Chinese Whispers' (Penguin, 2008) which was shortlisted for the Orwell Prize in 2009; 'Scattered Sand: The Story of China's Rural Migrants' (Verso, 2012); and 'Invisible: Britain's Migrant Sex Workers' (Saqi, 2013). Hsiao-Hung Pai's work appears in The Guardian, where she reported on the Morecambe cockle-picking tragedy. Her undercover investigation on undocumented Chinese migrants was the basis for Nick Broomfield’s acclaimed film 'Ghosts'.
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Published in: HomeThe English Defence League and the new far-right
A street demo against "Islamisation" shows the potential for the English far-right to regain lost momentum.
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Published in: HomeChinese women migrants: the hardest job
An undercover investigation into the working lives of Chinese women in Britain's sex trade brought Hsiao-Hung Pai...
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Published in: HomeA breaking rule: partners under pressure
The effect of new rules on family migration into Britain is to leave thousands of marriages in a limbo of enforced...
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Published in: HomeChina, the view from the ground
The self-organising efforts of migrant workers and rights activists across China offer a vital insight into the...
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