anti-Muslim hostility
Haringey Council has launched a new strategy to tackle hate crime, including anti-Muslim hostility, and held awareness sessions in October 2026.
Haringey Council launched a new strategy to tackle hate crime across the borough in October 2026, aiming to increase reporting and improve victim support. The Community Safety Partnership meeting on 8 October 2026 heard about the strategy and initiatives, which included lunchtime sessions for council staff focusing on anti-Muslim hostility.
These initiatives, part of Hate Crime Awareness Week in October 2026, also featured school assemblies to educate young people on reporting hate crimes and a tri-borough event with Islington and Hackney. The council's new strategy addresses various forms of hate crime, with specific attention given to anti-Muslim hostility.
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