Centre for Hate Studies
@centre4hatestudies.bsky.social
The Centre for Hate Studies is a world leading research centre whose core mission is to transform responses to hate through its ground-breaking research.
https://le.ac.uk/hate-studies
https://le.ac.uk/hate-studies
🔽 Read the full story, along with the Centre for Hate Studies' statement, here: www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli...
#UniversityofLeicester #HateCrime #TheIndependent #RishiSunak
#UniversityofLeicester #HateCrime #TheIndependent #RishiSunak
Rishi Sunak admits ‘Stop the Boats’ mistake during time as PM
The former prime minister said the message given to the public about tackling migrants ‘wasn’t quite right’
www.independent.co.uk
March 6, 2025 at 1:49 PM
🔽 Read the full story, along with the Centre for Hate Studies' statement, here: www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli...
#UniversityofLeicester #HateCrime #TheIndependent #RishiSunak
#UniversityofLeicester #HateCrime #TheIndependent #RishiSunak
Between 2013-2023, Home Office data shows that recorded hate crime more than tripled.
This is in no small part due to high profile figures using language that normalises social division, prejudice and hate.
We urge current and future leaders to consider the weight that their statements have.
This is in no small part due to high profile figures using language that normalises social division, prejudice and hate.
We urge current and future leaders to consider the weight that their statements have.
March 6, 2025 at 1:49 PM
Between 2013-2023, Home Office data shows that recorded hate crime more than tripled.
This is in no small part due to high profile figures using language that normalises social division, prejudice and hate.
We urge current and future leaders to consider the weight that their statements have.
This is in no small part due to high profile figures using language that normalises social division, prejudice and hate.
We urge current and future leaders to consider the weight that their statements have.
In the article Sunak's shared regret over his "too binary" and "too stark" statement regarding migrants and asylum seekers.
At CHS, we welcome this recognition. Evidence from across the sector demonstrates the very real impact that such comments can have for already marginalised communities.
At CHS, we welcome this recognition. Evidence from across the sector demonstrates the very real impact that such comments can have for already marginalised communities.
March 6, 2025 at 1:49 PM
In the article Sunak's shared regret over his "too binary" and "too stark" statement regarding migrants and asylum seekers.
At CHS, we welcome this recognition. Evidence from across the sector demonstrates the very real impact that such comments can have for already marginalised communities.
At CHS, we welcome this recognition. Evidence from across the sector demonstrates the very real impact that such comments can have for already marginalised communities.
(3/3) For more information about this presentation and to reserve your spot for FREE, click on the following link: essl.leeds.ac.uk/law/events/e...
#hatecrime #hatestudies #universityofleicester #universityofleeds
#hatecrime #hatestudies #universityofleicester #universityofleeds
CCJS Annual Lecture: Rehumanising the Harms of Hate
Hear from Professor Neil Chakraborti as he delivers the Centre for Criminal Justice Studies 2025 Annual Lecture.
essl.leeds.ac.uk
February 25, 2025 at 10:08 AM
(3/3) For more information about this presentation and to reserve your spot for FREE, click on the following link: essl.leeds.ac.uk/law/events/e...
#hatecrime #hatestudies #universityofleicester #universityofleeds
#hatecrime #hatestudies #universityofleicester #universityofleeds
(2/3) On Wednesday 5th March 5pm-6:30pm Professor Chakraborti will be discussing ongoing and emerging issues relating to hate crime.
This talk will draw upon two decades worth of experience as well as insights from current projects being undertaken at the Centre for Hate Studies. 💡
This talk will draw upon two decades worth of experience as well as insights from current projects being undertaken at the Centre for Hate Studies. 💡
February 25, 2025 at 10:08 AM
(2/3) On Wednesday 5th March 5pm-6:30pm Professor Chakraborti will be discussing ongoing and emerging issues relating to hate crime.
This talk will draw upon two decades worth of experience as well as insights from current projects being undertaken at the Centre for Hate Studies. 💡
This talk will draw upon two decades worth of experience as well as insights from current projects being undertaken at the Centre for Hate Studies. 💡