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New Service to Report Trans Hate Crime

Posted on: August 14th, 2010 by History Month
> www.TCrime.net info@gires.org.uk The Home Office has awarded GIRES a grant to fund a national system for reporting transphobic crime. Appended below are examples of the crimes that trans people have experienced. It appears that only a few victims of such crime report it to the police. One young...
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First Gay Rights March in Britain

Posted on: November 28th, 2007 by History Month
>27th November marked 37 years since the first ever public gay rights protest in Britain took place on Highbury Fields in London. It had been organised by the 150 members of the then newly formed British Gay Liberation Front. A plaque put up by OutRage commemorates the event and...
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Camden Community Radio Reports on the Month

Posted on: November 19th, 2007 by History Month
>In February 2007, the Camden LGBT Forum organised an event for almost every day of the month. Ben Cooper of the Camden Community Radio went along to the official launch of History Month in Camden, “Out in Camden 3″, on 12 February. There he met up with the organisers...
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Met Police LGBT Women Survey

Posted on: June 27th, 2007 by History Month
>Of the incidents reported women are 7 times less likely to report homophobic violence to the police even though it is apparent through the LGBT community that actual incidents between male and female are at a similar level. Susan Paterson from the Diversity and Citizen Directorate of the MPS...
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