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STAND-UP
Standing up against hate in the EU
The Stand-Up project aims to fill the gaps identified at European level as lacks of clear definitions of hate crime, structured frameworks on hate crime reporting, recording, data sharing and resources. The end of the project is to ensure that no under-or unnecessary overlaps exist in complementary multi-agency efforts to address hate-related phenomena through reporting, investigation, prosecution and prevention, all framed within a victim-centred approach. For that, Stand-Up will establish mechanisms for public authority-led, multi-agency and multi-dimensional action against hate crime, discrimination and intolerance.
Our objectives:
The STAND-UP Project’s main objective is to improve cooperation between different organizations in the fight against hate crimes through the design, development and implementation of a new inter-institutional model led by public authorities. To achieve this objective, STAND-UP proposes to:
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Enhance multi-agency cooperation in countering hate crime;
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Standardize reporting procedures;
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Deepen relevant actors’ understanding of the phenomena of hate speech and hate crime;
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Strengthen support for victims;
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Design and implement training for Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs), and prosecutors and judges on reporting, investigating, prosecuting, and preventing (RIPP) hate crimes and discrimination.
NEWS
Spanish Experts Network against Hate Crime and Underreporting
The Euro-Arab Foundation has become a member of the REDOI Network (Spanish Network against Hate Crimes and under-reporting)
STAND-UP's EU-level Policy Recommendations on Supporting Multi-Agency Cooperation in Countering Hate Crime
As a part of the STAND-UP Project, an EU Policy Paper on EU-level recommendations on supporting multi-agency cooperation in countering hate crime, considering that integration of technological tools has emerged as a pivotal aspect of the collective response, was delivered
EU-level policy recommendations on supporting multi-agency cooperation in countering hate crime, including through the use of technologies
[Deliverable D6.3] EU-level policy recommendations on supporting multi-agency cooperation in countering hate crime, including through the use of technologies
European STAND-UP project enlarged tools to combat hate crime
Among the project outputs are an improved OSINT-monitoring system and the Victim Support Handbook to boost the victim-centered approach
European hate-crime battling project STAND-UP put an end with a seminar in Brussels
The seminar “Stand Together Against Hate: A Multi-Agency Initiative” closes the two-year project funded by the European Commission Directorate General for Justice and Consumers, developed by seven European partners