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George the Poet on Hate Crime

April 2022

The law protects everyone against prejudice or hostility that is directed towards them based on their disability, gender identity, nationality, race, religion or sexual orientation. 

Hate incidents happen when someone is targeted simply for being who they are, or who someone perceives them to be. Sometimes what starts as name-calling can escalate into something much worse such as threats, harassment or even physical violence.

Hate crime of any kind has absolutely no place in our society. Please report, no matter how small you might think it is, no matter if you have experienced or just witnessed it. EQuIP can support you in reporting, just REPORT HATE NOW at our partner site reporthatenow.com

George the Poet explains:

 

Our other Updates

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EQuIP have been involved in a wide range of projects across Warwickshire. Take a look at some of our other campaigns, actions and events.

The launch of over 30 community-based Hate Crime Reporting Points was held on 16 September 2026 in Nuneaton as part of ongoing work to tackle hate crime in the county in a new initiative run by EQuIP, the Equality and Inclusion Partnership.

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Over the summer of 2025, Warwickshire experienced a series of local protests which had a measurable impact on community cohesion, perceptions of safety and patterns of hate crime reporting.

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