Anne Novis

A life less valid - When is a hate crime not a hate crime?

A life less valid – When is a hate crime not a hate crime?

It seems that a hate crime is now not defined by the perception of the victim, his or her family or communities, as it should be in law. No matter how many times a victim has reported each and every time they are harassed, abused and attacked due to race and disability, or being perceived…

On 2nd December 2013 by Anne Novis in hate crime and tagged Disability hate crime

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