Updated national hate crime guidance published
A report of a hate crime should be taken seriously and police forces must ensure steps are taken to manage risks to vulnerable people and communities, according to updated guidance from the College of Policing.
HATE CRIME AWARENESS WEEK 2020
Joint Statement from PCC Hardyal Dhindsa and DCC Mark Hamilton to mark the start of Hate Crime Awareness Week
CPS release statement about the tragic death of Belly Mujinga
Suzanne Llewellyn, Deputy Chief Crown...
British Transport Police update on their action surrounding the tragic death of Mrs Belly Mujinga
Update: Statement regarding Victoria station investigation - London
Guidance for secure livestreaming
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A 27-year-old man has been jailed for 16 weeks for a coronavirus-related hate crime.
Ian Rollinson, from Dudley, was...
Judge Leads a Review of Hate Crime Legislation in Northern Ireland
Judge Desmond Marrinan has been...
Letter from ACC Hamilton regarding the New Zealand attack
Members of the Anti-Muslim Hate Crime...
2017 Hate Crime Data Now Available!
WARSAW, 16 November 2018 - As the...
