Sentences with phrase «hate crime recorded»
These cuts have been made amid the rise in hate crime recorded by the police in the last year.
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«At the same time, over the last year, there's been a 40 percent increase in hate crimes against transgender people and a record 25 transgender people killed because of violence nationwide, including here in New York.
«Given the horrifying anti-LGBT hate crime recently in the Bronx where four people were brutally attacked, the bullying of Tyler Clementi which led him to take his own life, and the recent rash of suicides by at least seven LGBT youth, Mr. Paladino should be ashamed for his hateful and backward remarks,» said Quinn, who also defended Cuomo's record on LGBT rights.
While Christine Quinn has spoken out on recent hate crimes, a nonprofit group argues her human rights record is subpar.
He has produced studies on the National Health Service, crime, big government projects, the dynamic effects of tax cuts, Gordon Brown's economic record, hate education in Palestine and environmental policy.
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand tore into Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions, President Donald Trump «s pick for U.S. Attorney General, on the Senate floor this morning — bashing her southern colleague's voting record on hate crime legislation, and his remarks last year regarding a tape that caught Trump candidly talking about molesting women.
According to an anti-Muslim hate crime project, Tell MAMA, 83 new incidents of threats or violence were reported by Muslims to its helpline in the first 24 hours after the murder; in total, more than 170 incidents and nine mosque attacks were recorded.
«And this drip - drip approach has created a toxic environment where hate crime is the highest it has been since records began.»
«The NASUWT has already called upon the Scottish government to introduce a duty on schools to record and monitor incidents of hate crime to identify the scale of the issue and to put in place robust measures to address it.
South African artist and activist Zanele Muholi (born in Umlazi, Durban, in 1972; lives and works in Johannesburg) has, for much of their artistic career, been devoted to recording members of their country's black queer and trans community through the lens of her camera, «for the world to know of our resistance and existence at the height of hate crimes in SA and beyond.»