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Enhancing the capacity of civil society organisations to support victims of anti-LGBTQI hate crimes

An initiative combating anti-LGBTQI hate crimes through multidisciplinary cooperation

Operated by: KMOP

CHALLENGE

One of the main bias motivations that generates hate incidents is sexual orientation and gender identity or expression. According to the EU LGBT Survey, 42% of respondents reported having felt discriminated against or harassed on the ground of sexual orientation or gender identity in the year preceding the survey. While many EU member states have made significant progress in securing the human rights of LGBTIQ persons since the adoption of Recommendation CM/Rec(2010)5 of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe a clear backlash against this positive trend has been observed in some member states following the COVID-19 pandemic, with this regression becoming increasingly pronounced.

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Understanding victims’ needs and assessing services for anti-LGBT hate crimes

National reports based on qualitative research mapping and evaluating current services for combating anti-LGBTQI hate crimes and providing assistance to victims in each partner country. Interviews with victims of anti-LGBTQI hate crimes, professionals from public bodies and relevant organizations, as well as focus groups, ensure the credibility of the findings, complied into a booklet for each country.

National and transnational workshops

A series of workshops fostering mutual learning and best practice exchange amongst stakeholders, promoting multidisciplinary cooperation between public bodies, NGOs and other relevant agencies working against LGBTQI hate crimes.

Training module

The development of a training module aimed at security and justice practitioners to enhance their sensitivity to sexual and gender diversity, improve assistance to victims of LGBTIQ hate crimes, and combat revictimization through an intersectional approach.

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