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Contents

An intersectional view on hate crime
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Disconnect between policy, research and practice on anti-LGBTI hate crime

PART I: POLICY

Breaking barriers in access to justice is a difficult task
The new concept of hate crime in Macedonian criminal legislation
Framework for enhanced responses to bias-motivated violence based on SOGIE

PART II: RESEARCH

From Warsawto Geneva: Usingthe international human rights 'machinery' to fight against anti-LGBT hate crime
Action Without Laws? Fighting anti-LGBTI hate crime in Bulgaria, Italy and
Poland Identifying training needs on anti-LGBT hate crime in Europe: A comparative analysis

PART III: PRACTICE

The "I" in LGBTI: What do we know about violence targeting intersex people?
How to raise legal consciousness and enhance the reporting of hate crimes. A workshop curriculum
The law is not enough: Anti-LGBTQI hate crime in Greece
Concluding remarks: Building bridges

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

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