Community Engagement Coordinator Yusuf Patel

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Presentation transcript:

Community Engagement Coordinator Yusuf Patel

Remit of the Community Coordinator The 2015 Counter Extremism Strategy clearly sets out Government’s commitment to challenge those – be they on the extreme right wing or Islamists – who draw upon and promote ideologies that seek to normalise behaviours that run contrary to the shared values which make our multicultural, multi-faith society amongst the most successful in the world.

Hate Crimes Hate crimes are any crimes that are targeted at a person because of hostility or prejudice towards that person’s protected characteristics. Hate Incidents can feel like crimes to those who suffer them and often escalate to crimes or tension in a community. When hate incidents become criminal offences they are known as hate crimes. A criminal offence is something which breaks the law of the land. Any criminal offence can be a hate crime if it was carried out because of hostility or prejudice based on our protected characteristics.

Current Trends and Emerging Issues Rise in anti-Muslim hatred Concerns of antisemitism (left) Lack of support for BAME LGBT+ community Underreporting of disability hate AMH (Left) – Terms laden with bigotry Misogyny? Brexit – impact on hate crime? Council adopted IHRA definition, APPG Islamophobia definition and Hate Crime pledge

Internal Comms Improving on Report-It App to include hate crime Community Safety - enforcement, cleansing, Prevent Councillors Hate Crime and Extremism Forum LSCB Education Reports all go to police

Keep in touch Yusuf Patel Community Engagement Coordinator Redbridge Council – 7th Floor Lynton House, 255 – 259 High Road, Ilford, Essex, IG1 1NN Mob:07741 330456 Email: yusuf.patel@redbridge.gov.uk