The 2008 Hate Crime Survey examines the reality of violent hate
crimes motivated by racism and xenophobia, antisemitism,
anti-Muslim bias, religious intolerance, anti-Roma bias, and
homophobia: Violent hate crimes motivated by racism and xenophobia
rose significantly in at least 12 countries; In 2007, overall
levels of violent antisemitic attacks increased in at least five
countries; Violence based on sexual orientation and gender identity
bias is a significant portion of violent hate crimes overall and is
characterized by levels of physical violence that in some cases
exceeds those present in other hate crimes; Although there is ample
evidence of violence targeting Muslims across Europe and North
America, only five governments publicly report on violent incidents
motivated by this form of bias. This Survey also examines critical
elements of an effective government response: official monitoring
and public reporting as well as adequate legislation and its
implementation.
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