ODIHR published 2016 Hate Crime Data

On the occasion of the International Day for Tolerance, ODIHR published its hate crime data for 2016.

The 2016 data include information on 44 participating States, including disaggregated official hate crime statistics for 18 countries and a detailed overview of how 34 participating States process and record hate crimes. We changed how official data is presented and users can now download official data.

This is complemented by hate incidents in 48 participating States as reported by 125 civil society groups, the UNHRC and OSCE field operations.

Infographic on key findings for 2016 

Overview of incidents

Source: OSCE ODIHR

The European project “Stand up for victims’ rights” aims to contribute to the application of Directive 2012/29/EU in order to improve the system of support for victims of hate crimes; to promote victims’ rights; and to combat underreporting of hate crimes

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