Online Hate Crime Reporting Tool Launched by Social Service Organization

The project by Ottawa Victim Services was soft-launched before Christmas and as of late February had received six reports.

From offensive graffiti to discriminatory language, hate crimes have been committed against minority groups for years, and many victims are unable to receive the support they need. Ottawa Victim Services wants to change that with the launch of an online hate crime reporting tool.

The tool has been made so those who have experienced hate crimes and other hate-motivated incidents can report their experiences in order to receive assistance that includes emotional support, counseling, financial aid for home safety devices and removal of graffiti.

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