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Implementing Restorative Justice for Hate Incidents and Hate Crimes - a Practical Guide
This guide shows how restorative justice can be used to address hate incidents and hate crimes. It aims to help practitioners navigate the complexities of restorative justice in hate crime and hate incident cases, while addressing the limitations and risks of such practices. It is a resource for anyone involved in supporting victims of hate crime to ensure that restorative justice is a transformative tool for healing, empowerment and social cohesion.
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