ILGA-Europe project: Working with the police and challenging hate crimes in Europe 2008-2011
This project aims at the reinforcement of ILGA-Europe’s advocacy strategy in international and European institutions (the EU, the CoE and the OSCE). It also includes the development of tools specifically designed to facilitate engagement between LGBT organisations and police forces, to better tackle hate violence. ILGA-Europe’s project is funded by the Dutch government and also supported by the European Union.
Closing conference of Working with the police and challenging hate crimes in Europe 2008-2011
See pictures, download presentations and read about the conference on Joining forces to combat homophobic and transphobic violence in Europe - Law enforcement agencies and civil society cooperation which took place on 8 and 9 December 2011 in The Hague, The Netherlands.
Presentation of the project
Download and read the presentation of the project Working with the police and challenging hate crime in Europe 2008-2011.
Seminar on violence targeting LGBT people, 12-14 December 2008, Paris
SOS homophobie in partnership with ILGA-Europe organised a seminar on the topic of support to victims of violence and monitoring and reporting of violence targeting LGBT people.
Round Table on engagement between the police and LGBT communities, 12-13 December 2009
The purpose of the round table was to organise exchanges on the situation faced by LGBT rights defenders and sharing best practices.
Download the presentations from the Round Table, and you can also download ILGA-Europe's reports on each of the 4 parts.
Seminar on the dissemination of good practices, London 23 April 2010
Engagement between police forces and LGBT organisations to tackle hate violence
Towards training modules on police / LGBT joint strategies to combat hate crime, 13 December 2010
On 13 December 2010, ILGA-Europe invited a group of 35 representatives of LGBT organisations, police forces and police academies to have an intense working seminar in the frame of our project “Working with the police and challenging hate crime in Europe”.
The legal grounds for inclusive EU legislation against bias violence and hatred (October 2011)
This publication is about research on legal grounds and political arguments on hate crimes in the European Union. Download and read more about the report here.
ILGA-Europe toolkit for training police officers on tackling LGBTI-phobic crime (October 2011)
This publication is about how to devise and implement training for police forces better to tackle LGBTI-phobic hate crime. Download and read more about the training toolkit here.
Joining forces to combat homophobic and transphobic hate crime. Cooperation between police forces and LGBT organisations in Europe (September 2010)
This publication is the result of a research conducted in 2009-2010, in the frame of a project supported by the Dutch government. ILGA-Europe believes that this publication will provide law enforcement authorities and LGBT organisations across Europe with a set of useful suggestions and methodological tools to develop and strengthen joint actions to fight hate crime more efficiently.
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Download the publication in LARGE PRINT here.
Download the table within the publication in LARGE PRINT here.
