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Religion key factor in hate crimes

Wed 30 Jul 2003 In: New Zealand Daily News

Religion is the key factor amongst the immense number of homophobic hate crimes in Northern Island. A report released today in Belfast says that four out of every five members of the LGBT community in Northern Ireland have experienced hate-crimes and/or been violently assaulted. Five gay men have been murdered in the last five years. Neil Jarman, of the Institute of Conflict Research said Monday that homophobia knows no sectarian or class boundaries, and that prejudice against LGBT people was still acceptable in Northern Ireland.    

Credit: GayNZ.com News Staff

First published: Wednesday, 30th July 2003 - 12:00pm

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