Chris Kaba was a 24 year old rapper from south London, who was killed on Sept. 5, after being shot by a police officer. In the wake of Chris Kaba’s death and scrutiny over the Met Police’s disproportionate use of force against Black and Brown people
Black people still face significant disparities in housing, education, work, and healthcare. These inequalities can have a real impact on people’s quality of life and their health.
Stop Hate UK welcomes the publication of the latest Police Hate Crime data. The data, detailing the number of Hate Crimes recorded by all police forces in England and Wales, precedes National Hate Crime Awareness week (8th – 16th October 2022).
Stop Hate UK welcomes the publication of the latest Police Hate Crime data. The data, detailing the number of Hate Crimes recorded by all police forces in England and Wales, precedes National Hate Crime Awareness week (8th – 16th October 2022).
Autism is something that most people don’t want to talk about because of the misconceptions and fear of offending, but that’s why education is so important.
Getting a diagnosis of autism is difficult for anyone, but when you’re a bright teenage girl who has been masking your whole life, it’s almost impossible.
The delivery of the work in schools has been made possible following a donation from Raymond James who are partnering with Stop Hate UK to provide educational training, workshops, resources, and activities, all aimed at educating young people and adults about the causes and the consequences of hateful behaviour and how to respond to it.
On Your Side – Hate Crime & Hate Incident Support & Reporting Service
England wins the Women’s Euro 2022 tournament. The first trophy England has lifted since the 1966 World Cup has announced the unquestionable arrival of women in professional football.
Hate crime numbers see an increase every year. While this is indicative of how rampant such criminal offenses are, it also points to an improvement in crime reporting and recording and awareness of what constitutes a hate crime. However, the number crunching and statistics at times mask the unquantifiable trauma and mental health distress caused to the victims of hate crimes.