Sentences with phrase «on reporting hate crimes»

Federal agencies are hardly the only ones to skip out on reporting hate crimes.

Not exact matches

Representatives from two organizations that track hate crimes, the Southern Povery Law Center and the Council on American - Islamic Relations, told USA Today that they had seen a much larger number of people reporting hate crimes than was typical since the general election.

Nearly half of all hate crimes reported in Canada in 2015 targeted victims based on race and religion

We encourage reports to be made, we have a sophisticated CCTV system and work with the police to take prompt action on all hate crime.

And New York State Senator Brad Hoylman announced there would be a public forum on June 14 at the Senate Hearing Room «to assess the efficacy of New York State's Hate Crimes Law, how state and local government agencies are implementing and enforcing the Law, and whether amendments should be considered to expand the data collection, statistical reporting, law enforcement training requirements and / or otherwise further the Law's goals.»

A report of its ad hoc committee also called for the passing of hate crime laws by South Africa and Nigeria as part of measures to contain the rising cases of xenophobic attacks on Nigerians living in South Africa.

In statement, DiNapoli said the audit was spurred in part by a request from Manhattan Democratic Sen. Brad Hoylman, who issued a report earlier in the year raising concerns on whether law enforcement was giving proper identification to hate crimes as is required by state law.

Back in 1999 we published our first report on the issue of hate crime.

The report launched the police promise and urged the police to work in a joined - up way, to build partnerships with disabled people's organisations and provide specific training on disability hate crime.

Hate crime is on the up, with senior officers suggesting that reports of far - right extremism and terrorism across the UK have surged.

The committee has heard debate on a number of innocuous proposals relating to everything from letting people to text their emergencies to 911 to regulations on drones to reporting of hate crime and domestic violence statistics to crossing guard deployment.

I hate to get heavy here, and ruin your buzz, but alarming figures released by The National Crime Agency (NCA) show the number of people reporting rape on their first date with someone they met on a dating website or app has risen by more than 450 % in five years.

On the very day I write this column, its reported in the local newspaper that the FBI noted a 1600 percent increase in hate crimes against Muslims in 2001 compared to 2000.

Despite 53 per cent saying their school provides the support they need to report incidents of hate crime or speech, 33 per cent said they haven't received any training on how to deal with hate crime or speech, but that they would like some.

Despite 53 % saying their school provides the support they need to report incidents of hate crime or speech, 33 % said they haven't received any training on how to deal with hate crime or speech, but that they would like some.

Of 300 contributors to online surveys and focus groups, 71 % identified themselves as Dalit (formerly known as Untouchables — the lowest castes, located outside and below the Hindu varna system), 58 % claimed to have suffered discrimination on grounds of caste, 79 % believed they would not be understood by the police if they reported a caste - related «hate crime» and 85 % believed there was no legislation available to protect victims of caste discrimination.

«In light of the increased reports of hate crimes in this country in recent months, our goal is to provide clarity on the law and available resources, and to appropriately set expectations for what help is available from those resources.»