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Hate crime

Hate Crime in any form is unacceptable. That is why it is important if you or someone you know experiences hate crime, that you report it.

Report hate crime (This link will open in a new window) to Surrey Police.

There is also a new website for victims of hate crime which inlcudes an online reporting form. The website is called True Vision and is supported by all police forces in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Report an incident of hate crime to True Vision (This link will open in a new window).

Hate crime is generally regarded as any incident where the individual has been targeted due to their:

• Age
• Race
• Gender or gender identity
• Sexual orientation
• Disability
• Faith or religion

Incidents of hate crime can take place anywhere, at home, in the streets, in the workplace or in schools and colleges. Incidents can include:

• Threats/verbal abuse
• Offensive letters
• Harassment/bullying including cyber bullying
• Robbery
• Violence/ physical assault
• Damage to property/arson

These incidents can be committed randomly, or can be part of a campaign of continued harassment or victimisation by a stranger, customers, neighbours, extremists groups or even a family member.

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