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Hate Crime in Scotland

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Some people are more likely than others to be intimidated, harassed or attacked. For example gay men are more likely to be attacked than other men. Disabled people may be attacked or harassed because of their disability. This is called hate crime. The Scottish Executive has set up a group to look at this.

You can look at the list at the back of this booklet which explains what we mean by being assaulted or harassed.

The group wants to know what you think. You can tell them by answering some questions.

Please tell us your name and address

We need to know who you are, but we will not give your name or address to anyone else.

Name:

Address:

Post Code:

Email:

We like to let people read all the answers we get. Can we let people read what you have said?

Yes
No

Tell us what you think by answering the questions. You can use the boxes to give more comments on your answers. You can send your respone back by clicking submit button at bottom of page. I must get your answers by 30 April 2004

Questions

1. Have you ever been attacked, intimidated, harassed or robbed?

No go to question 8
Yes what happened?

8. Do you think people with learning disabilities are often harassed or intimidated?
No
Yes

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