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Sunday, May 25, 2003 |
Crackdown on hate crimes
Victims of so-called hate crimes in Wales are now able to report any incidents without giving their name.
Police have created a self-reporting form, which allows people from minority groups to remain anonymous following an attack motivated by their race, religion or sexuality.
The forms will not be admissible in evidence.
BBC
10:29:40 PM 
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© Copyright 2003 Nick Page.
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Updated: 15/7/03; 2:08:49 pm.
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