Action on Prejudice Challenging Inequality and Hate

Resources and information to tackle prejudice, discrimination and hate crime for a safer and more inclusive Scotland.

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Hate crime charges reported 23-24

5,992 ^

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Racial hate crime charges

3,392 ^

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Disability Hate Crime Charges

903 ^22%

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Sexual orientation aggravated crime

1,818

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Charges with a religious aggravation

523

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Aggravation of Transgender identity

84 ^25%

Events News

20 years of Interfaith Week

Scottish Interfaith Week is an annual community-led festival celebrating the nation’s religious and cultural diversity. Each year we have around 70 events hosted across Scotland by faith communities, interfaith groups, organisations, local councils, schools and more. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the festival which will take place on 11-18 November, 2024.
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#DisabledPeopleDemandJustice

Disability Equality Scotland, Glasgow Disability Alliance, Inclusion Scotland and Disabled People-Led Organisations across Scotland are joining together for a fortnight of action and campaigning to demand justice and deliver equality for disabled people. We need your support for this critical campaign.
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Black History Month: Reclaiming Narratives

Cynthia Gentle – Network Support Officer (United Voices) at YouthLink Scotland writes about this year’s Black History Month and the recent Black Scottish Awards.
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Do you need help? Try our Organisation Directory

This directory provides the contact details for action groups, support and advice services and where to report hate crime. You can search by topic, name or post-code.

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Resource Library

Here you can find a whole host of resources to support your work tackling prejudice, hate and discrimination. There are activities, resource packs, reports and more to look through.

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Help & Support

Sometimes we are faced with something that worries us or have an experience that we don't know how to handle ourselves. For information on where to go for some support or direct help visit our help & support page. In an emergency always call 999.

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