Stop Hate UK, Chief Executive discusses Post-Referendum Hate Crime

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Our Chief Executive, Rose Simkins was featured on ITV Calendar News last night, discussing the rise in Post-Referendum Hate Crime and the Stop Hate UK West Yorkshire Reporting App. For more information on our Reporting App click here.

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20 Years of Challenging Hate #9: by Baljit Ubhey OBE, Chief Crown Prosecutor for CPS, London

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In our diverse capital city we ALL need to be aware of hate crime… As Chief Crown Prosecutor for the Crown Prosecution Service in London it was really important to me that my organisation took part in Hate Crime Awareness Week and supported Stop Hate UK. We are all fortunate to live in a hugely… Read more 20 Years of Challenging Hate #9: by Baljit Ubhey OBE, Chief Crown Prosecutor for CPS, London

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20 Years of Challenging Hate #7:Numbers are a wonderful thing but as Einstein said, it’s all relative! From walking the beat to riding horses and supporting victims of Hate Crime by Ian Davey

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Hi, my name is Ian and I am the Reporting Analyst at Stop Hate UK. It is my job to collate all the contact data and present it to commissioners and funders in a format that informs about helpline activity but hopefully also enlightens. I may be responsible for producing the tables and charts, but… Read more 20 Years of Challenging Hate #7:Numbers are a wonderful thing but as Einstein said, it’s all relative! From walking the beat to riding horses and supporting victims of Hate Crime by Ian Davey

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20 Years of Challenging Hate #6: I want to be a ……Helpline Operator by Samara Michael

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If you have a job you love, it is said you never have to do a day’s work in your life. Although a cliché, working for Stop Hate UK in my role I would say that is true. As a Helpline Operator, I generally opt to work the ‘graveyard shift’ – working through the night,… Read more 20 Years of Challenging Hate #6: I want to be a ……Helpline Operator by Samara Michael

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Has justice been served ? – The case for increased use of Section 146, Criminal Justice Act 2003 by Rose Simkins, Chief Executive, Stop Hate UK

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Clare Humble, 50, from Bedlington, was convicted in 2014 of murdering her disabled partner Peter Hedley in a violent and sustained attack. She was jailed for life last week at Newcastle Crown Court and was told that she will serve a minimum of 20 years in prison. Many views have been expressed about this case… Read more Has justice been served ? – The case for increased use of Section 146, Criminal Justice Act 2003 by Rose Simkins, Chief Executive, Stop Hate UK

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