Neighbourhood policing team officers are taking part in Hate Crime Awareness Week by basing themselves at extra contact points across the borough and raising awareness of this kind of crime. They ...

An annual act of hope and remembrance has put the spotlight on the LGBTQ+ victims of hate. Organised by the charity 17-24-30 National Hate Crime Awareness Week, the event was held at Regent Hall ...

Superintendent Mike Russell, Hate Crime Lead for GMP, who has also worked in Bolton, said: “While we are marking this awareness week by re-affirming our commitment to tackling hate crime, we are ...

National Hate Crime Awareness Week (NHCAW) ran from 8 th – 15 th October in 2022. This was a national week of action to encourage local authorities, key partners and communities affected by hate crime ...

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Data from the FBI suggests hate crimes increased nationwide in 2022. However, Kentucky statistics paint a different picture. As part of Hate Crimes Awareness Month, the FBI released its annual ...

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The new warning system, which went into effect this week, will notify Black leaders across Maryland of any credible racist incidents or hate crimes that take place anywhere in the state.

The Safer Wolverhampton Partnership are asking people to speak up during Hate Crime Awareness Week, which will end on Saturday 19 October.

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The Safer Wolverhampton Partnership are asking people to speak up during Hate Crime Awareness Week, which will end on Saturday 19 October.