Hate crime is any offence committed against a person or property that is motivated by the offender’s hatred of people who are seen as being different. You can be a victim of hate crime because of your race, religion, disability, age, sexuality or gender.
You can:
You can report any type of hate crime, however small the incident, including criminal damage, assault, verbal abuse and harassment.
Choose from the following methods:
Truevision has launched a new reporting form for those targetted as a result of their physical disability, sensory impairment, learning disability or mental health needs. Hate crimes and incidents can be against the peson or property.
Disability Hate Crime hurts. By reporting it you can help yourself or another and may help prevent it from happening to someone else.
An easy read version is available in print on request.
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The Medway hate crime unit is a dedicated team working for people from all the different strands of diversity in Medway.
The team is there to support all minority groups with experienced detectives, community liaison officers and police community support officers working together for our community.
Based at Medway Police station, Gillingham are
To contact the team, please call 01634 792541 or email Medway hate crime unit.
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