Hate Crime Clause Samples

A Hate Crime clause defines actions or behaviors that are considered hate crimes within the context of the agreement, typically prohibiting parties from engaging in conduct motivated by bias or prejudice against protected groups. This clause may specify the types of conduct covered, such as verbal abuse, threats, or physical violence based on race, religion, gender, or other protected characteristics, and outline the consequences for violations, such as termination of the agreement or legal action. Its core function is to promote a safe and inclusive environment by explicitly prohibiting discriminatory or prejudiced behavior and providing clear recourse if such conduct occurs.
Hate Crime. The College hosts an official third party hate crime reporting centre which is open to students and the public. The centre is one of a number within the London Borough of Lewisham. If you experience or witness a hate crime, you may report this via the Student Centre, the Students’ Union or via the website. There will be an opportunity for Students to apply for a room move from one room/hall to another. Any move is subject to availability of a suitable room being available. Those who wish to cancel their place in halls without any penalty will be able to do so within seven (7) days of accepting our offer of Accommodation, and will receive a full refund of the pre-payment fee (unless in the meantime you have moved into the Accommodation.)
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Hate Crime. The College hosts an official third party hate crime reporting centre which is open to students and the public. The centre is one of a number within the London Borough of Lewisham. If you experience or witness a hate crime, you may report this via the Student Centre, the Students’ Union or via the website. There will be an opportunity for Students to apply for a room move from one room/hall to another. Any move is subject to availability of a suitable room being available. Those who wish to cancel their place in halls without any penalty will be able to do so within seven (7) days of accepting our offer of Accommodation, and will receive a full refund of the pre-payment fee (unless in the meantime you have moved into the Accommodation.) Accommodation Agreement 2024-25 Student Resident Goldsmiths, University of London After the contract start date, the only students who will be able to cancel their place in halls will be the following: • Those whose visa has not been granted; • Those who have deferred their studies at Goldsmiths; • Those who have decided to study at another institution. Students in the above three categories will need to provide evidence they are no longer planning to study at Goldsmiths and they will only be liable for the accommodation for the period between the contract start date and the date we are formally notified of their visa refusal/deferral/transfer to another institution.
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Hate Crime. The College hosts an official third party hate crime reporting centre which is open to students and the public. The centre is one of a number within the London Borough of Lewisham. If you experience or witness a hate crime, you may report this via the Student Centre, the Students’ Union or via the website. Accommodation Agreement 2025-26 Student Resident Goldsmiths, University of London There will be an opportunity for Students to apply for a room move from one room/hall to another. Any move is subject to availability of a suitable room being available. For more information, please visit ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ Those who wish to cancel their place in halls without any penalty will be able to do so within seven (7) days of accepting our offer of Accommodation, and will receive a full refund of the pre-payment fee (unless in the meantime you have moved into the Accommodation.)
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Hate Crime. A hate crime is any criminal offence that is motivated by hostility or prejudice based upon the victim's:  disability  race  religion or belief  sexual orientation  transgender identity.  Hate crime can take many forms including:  physical attacks such as physical assault, damage to property, offensive graffiti and arson  threat of attack including offensive letters, e-mails, abusive or obscene telephone calls, groups hanging around to intimidate and unfounded, malicious complaints  verbal abuse, insults or harassment, taunting, offensive leaflets and posters, abusive gestures, dumping of rubbish outside homes or through letterboxes, and bullying at school or in the workplace.  The use of electronic media to abuse, insult, taunt or harass. If the adult meets the criteria in section 6 of this Policy, then any safeguarding concern that is also a hate crime should also be reported to the local Police.
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Hate Crime. The College hosts an official third party hate crime reporting centre which is open to students and the public. The centre is one of a number within the London Borough of Lewisham. If you experience or witness a hate crime, you may report this via the Student Centre, the Students’ Union or via the website. Accommodation Agreement 2021/22 Student Resident There will be an opportunity for Students to apply for a room move from one room/hall to another. Any move is subject to availability of a suitable room being available. Those who wish to cancel their place in halls without any penalty will be able to do so within seven (7) days of accepting our offer of Accommodation, and will receive a full refund of the pre-payment fee (unless in the meantime you have moved into the Accommodation.)
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Hate Crime. A hate crime is any criminal offence that is motivated by hostility or prejudice based upon the victim's:  disability  race  religion or belief  sexual orientation  transgender identity.  Hate crime can take many forms including:  physical attacks such as physical assault, damage to property, offensive graffiti and arson  threat of attack including offensive letters, e-mails, abusive or obscene telephone calls, groups hanging around to intimidate and unfounded, malicious complaints  verbal abuse, insults or harassment, taunting, offensive leaflets and posters, abusive gestures, dumping of rubbish outside homes or through letterboxes, and bullying at school or in the workplace.  The use of electronic media to abuse, insult, taunt or harass.
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Hate Crime. A criminal offense committed against a person or property which is motivated, in whole or in part, by the offender’s Bias (Hatred, hostility, or negative attitudes towards, or prejudice against, any group or individual on account of race, religion, ethnicity, disability, gender, gender identity, or sexual orientation)2.
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Hate Crime. Hate crime or prejudice-based incident, whether a crime or not, is an incident which is perceived by the victim or any other person as being motivated by prejudice or hostility because of a person’s: Race Religion or belief Gender Identity Sexual orientation Disability Hate crime, by individuals or groups, can take many forms such as: Assault Damage to property Offensive graffiti Neighbour disputes Arson Threat of attack and other intimidating behaviour Verbal abuse Offensive leaflets and posters Dumping of rubbish outside homes or through letterboxes Unfounded and malicious complaints Bullying The Provider will ensure that families within the centre as well as staff are protected from these crimes. Should they be perpetrated towards families or members of staff within the centre or outside of it, this will be reported to the police on 101 if this is not an emergency or 999 if it is an emergency. Following any incidences of hate crime families / staff will be supported to understand and process the emotions that go with these crimes and will support the family or member of staff to report this to the police.
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