The crucial role of intersectional and victim-centred approaches to confronting bias-motivated violence

The country reports prepared in the Counter-Hate project examine the role of victim-centered and intersectional approaches in the response to hate crimes in six European countries (Greece, Lithuania, Italy, Spain, Slovenia and Hungary). The national reports based on survey and interview research conducted with victims and experts analyze the legal environment on hate crimes and discrimination in each country, the experiences of the victims, the institutional framework for dealing with hate crimes and discrimination and its operational shortcomings. The country reports include recommendations tailored to the national context in each country.