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Lets End Hate Crime


Greater Manchester stands together against hate crime.

Hate crimes are acts of violence or hostility directed at people because of who they are or who someone thinks they are. Hate crimes can take many different forms – for example someone may have damaged your property because of the colour of your skin, sent you offensive letters because of what you believe, or behaved violently towards you because of who you love. No hate crime is acceptable. We all have a right to live without fear, hostility and intimidation from others.

 

The 10 Districts that have information on hate crime:

Bolton Council (external website) Rochdale Council (external website)
Oldham Council (external website) Tameside MBC (external website)
Stockport Council (external website) Trafford Council (external website)
Wigan (external website) Manchester City Council (external website)
Bury Council (external website) Salford City Council (external website)

 

 

 

 

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What is Hate Crime
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Hate Crime Plan
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