Hate Crime, Racism & Discrimination
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Their role is to promote good relations between British Jews and the rest of British society by working towards the elimination of racism, and antisemitism in particular and to represent British Jews on issues of racism, antisemitism, extremism, policing and security.
An independent charity that lets people share information about crime and criminals 100% anonymously.
Everyone deserves to live with security, confidence and respect, free to thrive at home, at work, and in public spaces. Devon County Council is committed to ensuring that all residents can live their lives in peace and with dignity.
The UK’s LGBT+ anti-abuse charity. Working with and for LGBT+ victims and survivors of abuse and violence.
One of the aims and objectives of the Council is to tackle racism and inequality at a strategic level. They work with organisations to help them to appraise the culture of the organisation at a systemic level and identify areas of racism and inequality.
Provides free and confidential support to anyone who is targeted by hate for their race, faith, disability, sexual orientation, transgender identity, age, gender, or sex. They also work to build greater understanding for diversity and difference within our community.
Operate a free dedicated 24-hour anti-Hate Crime helpline service for all aspects of identity. This includes the monitored strands of a person’s identity or perceived identity (Disability, Faith/Religion/Belief, Race, Sexual Orientation, and Transgender identity, but also other aspects of identity such as Alternative Subculture and Gender/Misogyny.
Supports victims of anti-Muslim hate and is a public service which also measures and monitors anti-Muslim incidents. It is not meant to be a replacement for the Police Service. In an emergency, please call 999.
One of the most experienced anti-racism organisations in the UK. Their core objective is the eradication of racial discrimination and exploitation. Lived experience shows that this can be achieved by transforming our society where peace and justice are foundations of a permanent reality.
Reporting hate crime. The police will record any crime as a hate crime where the victim or any other person perceives it was motivated by hostility or prejudice towards their identity
The website exists to inform about support available locally to anyone of any age, to promote rights and to give more information about the criminal justice system.
