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Local action plan addressed to local authorities and proximity police for tackling racism, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance
The PROXIMITY project (Proximity policing against racism, xenophobia and other related intolerance) co-funded by the Rights, Equality and Citizenship Programme of the European Union, was led by the Spanish Observatory of Racism and Xenophobia (OBERAXE) with the partnership of 9 different European countries, with the objective to improve the role and the efficiency of the authorities and law enforcement officials to fight racism, xenophobia and other related intolerance and in agreement with the European Union values regarding the rights of minorities.
The Local Action Plan of the project has been published, to provide the different local actors and proximity police the tools and knowledge to strengthen their role in the neighborhood, area or community where they develop their work.
1. INTRODUCTION
2. IDENTIFYNG HATE CRIME
a. Understanding bias or motivational indicators
b. Why hate crimes should be treated differently than other crimes?
c. Who can be the perpetrator of a hate crime?
d. Situational factors associated with hate crime
3. LEGAL FRAMEWORK
4. PARTNERSHIP FRAMEWORK, COORDINATION BETWEEN SERVICES AND ACTION PLANS
a. Organisational commitment
b. Commitment by all skateholders to a common purpose and shared values
c. Joint Strategy
d. Victim Centred Approach
e. Effective Victim Support
f. Common reporting procedures and processes. Developing different pathways to reporting hate crime
g. Development of good community relations and building trust and confidence by the police
h. Local scrutiny panels
i. Casework groups and critical incident interventions
5. THE GOOD RELATIONS FRAMEWORK/APPROACH
a. Conceptualization of good relations
b. Measuring good relations
c. Promoting good relations
d. Impact evaluation
6. TOOLS FOR DEVELOPING PARTNERSHIP NETWORKS IN ORDER TO DEAL EFFECTIVELY WITH HATE CRIME
a. Proximity Police
b. Local actors
7. CASE EXAMPLES
a. Case Vantaa. Finland
b. Case Lure. Forssa, Finland
c. Case Bradford Hate Crime Alliance. United Kingdom
8. ANNEX
a. Key definitions
b. Good relations indicators developed in Finland in Good Relations Project
c. Risk factors for xenophobic activities identified in Sweden in Good Relations Project
d. Exercises for manual
i. Create your local Good Relations Framework Services and Actors Map
ii. Measuring good relations in organisation
- Formato: PDF
- Número de páginas: 48
- Tamaño: 2.557.623 Kb.
The PROXIMITY project (Proximity policing against racism, xenophobia and other related intolerance) co-funded by the Rights, Equality and Citizenship Programme of the European Union, was led by the Spanish Observatory of Racism and Xenophobia (OBERAXE) with the partnership of 9 different European countries, with the objective to improve the role and the efficiency of the authorities and law enforcement officials to fight racism, xenophobia and other related intolerance and in agreement with the European Union values regarding the rights of minorities.
The Local Action Plan of the project has been published, to provide the different local actors and proximity police the tools and knowledge to strengthen their role in the neighborhood, area or community where they develop their work.
1. INTRODUCTION
2. IDENTIFYNG HATE CRIME
a. Understanding bias or motivational indicators
b. Why hate crimes should be treated differently than other crimes?
c. Who can be the perpetrator of a hate crime?
d. Situational factors associated with hate crime
3. LEGAL FRAMEWORK
4. PARTNERSHIP FRAMEWORK, COORDINATION BETWEEN SERVICES AND ACTION PLANS
a. Organisational commitment
b. Commitment by all skateholders to a common purpose and shared values
c. Joint Strategy
d. Victim Centred Approach
e. Effective Victim Support
f. Common reporting procedures and processes. Developing different pathways to reporting hate crime
g. Development of good community relations and building trust and confidence by the police
h. Local scrutiny panels
i. Casework groups and critical incident interventions
5. THE GOOD RELATIONS FRAMEWORK/APPROACH
a. Conceptualization of good relations
b. Measuring good relations
c. Promoting good relations
d. Impact evaluation
6. TOOLS FOR DEVELOPING PARTNERSHIP NETWORKS IN ORDER TO DEAL EFFECTIVELY WITH HATE CRIME
a. Proximity Police
b. Local actors
7. CASE EXAMPLES
a. Case Vantaa. Finland
b. Case Lure. Forssa, Finland
c. Case Bradford Hate Crime Alliance. United Kingdom
8. ANNEX
a. Key definitions
b. Good relations indicators developed in Finland in Good Relations Project
c. Risk factors for xenophobic activities identified in Sweden in Good Relations Project
d. Exercises for manual
i. Create your local Good Relations Framework Services and Actors Map
ii. Measuring good relations in organisation
- Formato: PDF
- Número de páginas: 48
- Tamaño: 2.557.623 Kb.
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