Hate Incident and Hate Crime
Whats It All About?
A hate incident is an incident which may or may not constitute a criminal offence but is perceived by the victim as being motivated by HATE. Any hate incident which constitutes a criminal offence is considered a HATE CRIME.
Reporting a hate incident or crime even anonymously may give us vital information to help identify an offender, a crime hotspot, prevent further offences and stop hate crime!
How YOU Can Report
Anonymous Report
You can report as a victim, on behalf of a victim or as a witness- Phone our free Hands Off My Friend support number: 0800 032 0788
Your info can be minimum as when, where & what
- Online by visiting the Report Page. You don't need to give any personal information - just click the answers to the questions and click send!
- Contact an Agency in your area. Each agency offers help, advice and information. See the Agencies page for full listings and links.
Direct Report
This occurs when the victim decides to fully report the incident/crime. The police will investigate the incident and where there is sufficient evidence, will prepare a report for the Public Prosecution Service.Visit the PSNI website for information and to report a hate crime:
To receive Victim support for direct or third party report call the 24/7 FREE number: 08000320788
3rd September 2010
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