Read interviews with experts in the field of hate crime monitoring recently published in the Facing Facts! Forward Conference Report.

The "Facing Facts! Forward Conference for a Victim Centred Approach to Tackling Hate Crime" report is now online.
Read the full report including interviews, results and recommendations.

There is a common misconception that hate crimes affect only members of certain groups — groups targeted for their e.g. ethnicity, sexuality, or physical appearance, etc. However, the fact is that anyone can be a victim of hate-based threats, assaults, murders, desecration, or vandalism because hate crimes are...

Collecting data, analysing it and reporting on hate crime can provide communities and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) with a powerful tool with which to present their concerns to government, law enforcement, media and others. Find out more on best practice.

The Facing Facts Network raises the profile of civil society organisations in their relations with government authorities