We offer support with reporting the crime to the police and provide general advice and support.
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**Hate Crime in the UK **
Hate crime is any crime committed against another person because of their race, skin colour, nationality, ethnic background sexual orientation, religion, gender identity, disability or because they are transgender.
Hate Crime Can be:
Physical violence or assault
Harassment
Verbal abuse, name calling
Threats of violence
Damage to property
Arson
Harassment over the phone, email/text messages, social media, internet, mail
Theft/attempted theft
Racist graffiti/literature
Dumping of rubbish
How to report it
Don’t be afraid to report the crime to the police. It is really important for your safety and others that you do.
If you experience hate crime, please contact the Metropolitan Police Service. In an emergency call 999
Otherwise,
In the street and on buses and taxis call 101
On trains and tube text 61016
Online here
If you need support to report a hate crime, please contact us at [email protected]
Room 18-19
238 – 246 King Street (POSK building)
London
W6 0RF
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