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This is the true picture behind the UK’s alarming rise in LGBT+ hate
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The recently released LGBT+ hate crime figures for April 2019 to March 2020 show, once again, an alarming rise in reported LGBT+ hate crime in the UK.
The new figures show that reported hate crimes committed against LGB+ people have risen by a startling 19%, and against trans people by 16%.
Overall, hate crime against all protected groups combined went up by 8%. This continuing rise in hate across the board alone is very concerning, and we are particularly alarmed that this is this the second year in a row that anti-LGBT+ hate crimes have risen at double the rate of other forms of hate crime.
These figures only represent a fraction of the abuse and violence faced by our community in the UK today. Police statistics will only ever show the
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Victoria to ban 'abhorrent' practice of gay or gender conversion therapy
Practitioners of conversion therapy seeking to change someone’s sexuality or gender identity and found to have caused serious injury could face up to 10 years’ jail under the criminal sanctions proposed in the legislation. Those who try to avoid the law in Victoria by sending people to conversion therapy out of the state would also face criminal sanctions and fines to a maximum of close to $10,000.The Victorian government went to consultation on a proposed ban in October last year.
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