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Our appeal for Statements of Support for National Hate Crime Awareness Week hashtag #NationalHCAW 2025 is now open.
Every year we call out for “Statements of Support“
View the statements we have received here:
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Thanks to our colleagues at the Met Police who laid a wreath outside the Admiral Duncan this morning to mark the 26th anniversary of the Admiral Duncan Nail bombing.
Act of Remembrance this evening, gather at Admiral Duncan from 5pm, service in St Anne's Gardens 6.20 pm
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Please share and support as widely as possible - we need to hear the voices of those who have been victims of crime so we can work together to improve the support they need.
07.03.2025 17:07 — 👍 3 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0Have added @renecassin.bsky.social to our Hate Crime Sector List, and our Interfaith Sector List.
Please take a moment to follow them as they organise a lot of interesting and useful events - like the one below.
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* First domestic abuse specialists embedded in 999 control rooms.
* 'Ronan's law' to see tougher crackdown yet on knife sales online.
* Home Secretary to appoint a Windrush Commissioner.
* Breaking the Backlog: Delivering for Modern Slavery Survivors.
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1/2 In Focus: February at the Home Office
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* Landmark Crime and Policing Bill introduced into Parliament.
* Home office smashes targets with surge in migrant removals.
3/3 Part 4 Criminal exploitation of children and others, Chapter 2 Cuckooing - controlling another's home for criminal purposes - appears on pages 35 and 36 of the Bill (pages 47 and 48 in the PDF viewer).
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2/3 The word 'hate' or 'hate crime' does not appear in the bill, whilst 'Cuckooing' which is a recognised form of Disability Hate Crime appears 3 times.
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1/3 Crime and Policing Bill 2025
The Bill sponsored by the Home Office was introduced on the 25 February 2025.
MPs will next consider the Bill at Second Reading on Monday 10 March 2025.
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CCDH’s in-depth analysis of Meta’s recently announced policy changes shows that the company could stop 97% of its content enforcement in key policy areas, notably hate speech.
Find out more @counterhate.com
More Transparency Less Spin
On the 7th January Meta announced sweeping policy changes, including changes to fact-checking and harmful content which have prompted concerns amongst people and communities who have been affected by online hate and abuse.
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Your inputs and reflections will be extremely valuable to their research, so they are very grateful for your time.
Please note that they will only be able to collect information from you as part of this survey if you are aged 18 or over.
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In particular, they are interested in hearing from victims of crime who reported to the police, but then withdrew from the process before the case concluded.
This is known as ‘victim attrition’ – when a victim no longer supports the investigation or prosecution of a case.
London Victim's Commissioner Victim Attrition Survey
If you are based in the London region please complete this survey to help the Victims Commissioner Claire Waxman OBE explore the reasons why some victims choose not to proceed with the criminal justice system.
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I love this idea. Thanks for the follow. Added you to our non-UK list. As our profile is about tackling hate crime in the UK we tend not to follow international profiles unless they are related to our work - hope that makes sense. Have a great day.
04.03.2025 08:44 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0London Victims' Commissioner survey on attrition
The office of the London Victims' Commissioner are conducting research into attrition - why victims of crime withdraw from the justice system.
Please share with any relevant victims/survivors you support.
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Keeping the ‘J’ in RJ
In the world in which the majority of you and I both work, the world of Restorative Justice, I have recently noted a marked shying away from the term ‘Restorative Justice’ in preference for ‘Restorative Practice’.
Read more:
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Why me? meet the Prisons Minister
This week, Why me?’s CEO, Sara Dowling, met with the Minister for Prisons, Parole and Probation, Lord Timpson to discuss Restorative Justice.
Read more:
why-me.org/2025/why-me-...
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UK Hate Crime Sector
Links to some of the existing hate crime networks.
Key people in Government.
Government Hate Crime Action Plan (yes it is out of date).
Government Hate Crime Statistics.
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See our information on the Charity Commission website.
Thank you for your support
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NationalHCAW Social Media
Check out the News and Social Media page on our national website.
Like and follow our social media profiles.
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Volunteer with us - we are 100% dependent on volunteers to deliver our projects.
Hate Crime Projects - we are working on developing a database of contacts and a hate crime directory.
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National Hate Crime Awareness Week #NationalHCAW 2025
Learn about how the week came to be what it is, join us and get involved this year.
Be creative, support our annual H.O.P.E. Campaign and access our artwork from our Facebook Album.
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Pride Marching Group
Every year since 2010 (and some of us before then) we have taken part in the Pride in London Parade.
We carry the Admiral Duncan Memorial Banner and create space for LGBT+ friends, family and allies to walk together.
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April Acts of Remembrance
Find out about what happened, why we think it is important to remember those we have lost, stand in solidarity with those who need support and educate to prevent this happening again.
Join us for our annual Acts of Remembrance.
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Promote Reporting Hate Crime
We really want to encourage people to report hate crime - in an emergency to the police, but if not them - in a non-emergency you could speak to your local council or independent third party organisations.
We list as many as we can for you.
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It was set up in 2009 to mark the 10th anniversary of the London Nail Bomb attacks.
Yes we have been doing this for 15+ years.
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Thought it would be useful to outline what to expect if you visit our NationalHCAW Linktree.
We have grouped the links into sections as follows...
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A guide to ransomware
Ransomware is a type of malware which prevents you from accessing your device and the data stored on it, usually by encrypting your files. A criminal group will then demand a ransom in exchange for decryption.
www.ncsc.gov.uk/ransomware/h...
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Today we’ve published our 2024 Annual Review – our roundup of this past year’s cyber security threats and trends and a look to the road ahead.
Read the full report 👇
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