***ANNOUNCING***
50+pages, 13 writers, 12 articles, 1 interview later.. We are excited to announce the launch of the HCU's 1st ever edition of our Journal, this year on the theme of misogyny.
OUT NOW online: https://t.co/trJbW95Zj9
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In the wake of the recent grounding and cancellation of the first flight due to take asylum seekers from the UK to Rwanda after intervention by the European Court of Human Rights.
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***New Blog Post***
Title: ‘The Nationality and Border Bill: a death knell for British Citizenship’
Written by: Joel Mitchell
Read more at: https://t.co/l65i8Qgu6C
In our new blog post Joel evaluates the Nationality and Borders Bill and it’s damaging repercussions. This is especially important as the Bill became law on April 28th 2022.
As Pride Month comes to an end and with the celebration of 50 years of Pride in the UK yesterday, we want to take a moment to highlight the discrimination that those apart of the LGBTQIA+ that still runs rampant in the UK.
The Hate Crime Unit are committed to fighting for laws in the UK to adequately protect the LGBTQIA+ and sufficiently prosecute those who
inflict any harm, mental, emotional or physical on anyone who is simply trying to live life freely in their sexuality and/or gender identity.
In our new blog post Dorottya explores linguistic responses that victims of sexual assault often hear and how these can be damaging.
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Many men often believe that it is as simple as saying “no” to avoid falling victim to crimes.
But many women know that it is not that simplistic. There is the fear of the potential violent reaction of the perpetrator when you “just say no”.
What are your thoughts?
The indignities that Child Q was subjected to are not an aberration, they're part of a bigger picture of institutional racism and discrimination within policing.
I’m appalled this happened in Hackney and I've written to the Borough Commander demanding an urgent meeting #ChildQ
- They made her take her sanitary pad off.
- They made her bend over and spread her legs, while coughing.
-They didn't let her use the toilet, despite her asking.
-They did this to a 15 year old Black girl because teachers believed they smelled weed.
-No drugs were found.
In our new blog post Vanessa examines the gender imbalance within business in the start-up sector and how this may link to Hate Crime Law.
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https://t.co/Op8x5BwhOJ
Others believe that the male-dominated space that is venture capitalist investment may greatly influence the decision-making process when it comes to funding start-ups through their implicit bias against women, deterring women from even attempting to embark upon start-ups.