| Summary: | This book provides a comprehensive analysis of hate crimes, emphasizing their manifestation as the most reprehensible form of intolerance based on race, gender, language, religion, belief, national or social origin, sexual orientation, or disability. The work aims to raise awareness and prevent the emergence of hate crimes by offering a 360-degree perspective on the social and legal realities of the 21st century. It is designed to educate both academia and society, targeting legal professionals and civic organizations. The book discusses various scenarios where hate crimes occur, including sports stadiums, concerts, gyms, and online interactions. It also addresses the hidden statistics of hate crime reports and the need for enhanced community education to prevent radicalization and intolerance.
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