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Law Commission visit Manchester as part of hate crime review
- Evidence Consultation organised by Greater Manchester Citizens was held today, Wednesday 11 September 2019, as part of a review into hate crime law by the independent Law Commission, which advises Government on areas of the law that need reform.
- The visit took place on Wednesday 11th September at the British Muslim Heritage Centre and the commissioners heard from over 40 members of the community, who spoke directly to the Commission about their experiences of misogyny, Islamophobia and intersectional hate crime.
- Community organising group Greater Manchester Citizens - which includes members from Mosques, Churches and Synagogues, the University of Manchester, Levenshulme School from Girls as well as other civil society groups - has been campaigning for stronger Hate Crime laws for the past two years and successfully bid for the consultation to be held in Manchester.
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