Disability hate crime

One in five Disabled people report they have either experienced hostile or threatening behaviour or even been attacked.

Inclusion London’s evidence on Hate Crime to London Assembly

Inclusion London’s evidence on Hate Crime to London Assembly

Inclusion London have submitted evidence on Disability Hate Crime to the London Assembly Police and Crime Committee
Anti-Hatred Campaign #AUnitedKingdom

Anti-Hatred Campaign #AUnitedKingdom

CATCH is running a new campaign #AUnitedKingdom in response to the growing hatred we are seeing in response to Brexit
‘A Refuge for All’ research report and toolkit published

‘A Refuge for All’ research report and toolkit published

Shaping Our Lives has published ‘A Refuge for All’ research report and best practice toolkit.
Louise Holden on local radio show

Louise Holden on local radio show

Louise Holden recently spoke to Resonance FM about Inclusion London’s Hate Crime Partnership Project and chose 3 of her favourite songs by Disabled women artists
Hate crime is Real Crime – open letter to Commissioner Cressida Dick

Hate crime is Real Crime – open letter to Commissioner Cressida Dick

25 signatories added to open letter asking Commissioner Cressida Dick to publically recommit to getting justice for victims of hate crime.

Event Briefing from Dismantling Barriers Event

Event Briefing from Dismantling Barriers Event

The Women’s Resource Centre have produced a briefing from this event on 22 November 2018
New report into handling of Disability Hate Crime

New report into handling of Disability Hate Crime

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and Police Inspectorates have published a new report on the handling of disability hate crime cases.
Hate crime inquiry – Inclusion London’s evidence

Hate crime inquiry – Inclusion London’s evidence

Inclusion London recently submitted evidence to the All Party Parliamentary Group’s inquiry into hate crime.
Inclusion London’s hate crime inquiry evidence published

Inclusion London’s hate crime inquiry evidence published

Inclusion London’s evidence to the home affairs committee hate crime and its violent consequences inquiry is published.
Inclusion London’s evidence to the online abuse enquiry

Inclusion London’s evidence to the online abuse enquiry

The House of Commons Petitions Committee is investigating online abuse and the experiences of Disabled people after a petition started by Katie Price achieved more than 220,000 signatures. Inclusion London’s Chair Anne Novis gave oral evidence to the committee, and we have also submitted written evidence.