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One Kingdom Many Cultures: Fairness, Race Awareness & Equality FIFE
(FRAE Fife) is the only organisation of its kind in Fife, based in the town of Kirkcaldy in Scotland. We work with all of Fife’s Ethnic Minorities Community Groups and Community Planning Partners.
Our vision is for a Fife that is free of racism, where diversity is
acknowledged and respected, with active and engaged Ethnic Minority
Communities, promoting and reflecting a vibrant multicultural society,
where all individuals and organisations play their part |
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Hate Crime - Incident Reporting
A Hate Crime incident is -
"Any incident perceived by the victim, or any other person, as being motivated by prejudice or hate towards an identifiable group of people. This could be on the basis of:
- age
- disability
- gender
- race or ethnic origin
- religion, faith or belief or
- sexual orientation.
Please use this form to report hate crime incidents.
You do not need to be a victim of the incident and you do not have to give your personal details.
If you need immediate help, you should report the incident by dialing 999, and ask the operator for the Police. In the less urgent cases, you can also call at or telephone your local Fife Council offices, FRAE Fife (01592204005 or visit in person at FRAE Fife’s office 1 Victoria Road, Kirkcaldy KY1 1DT.)
or Police station
The information you provide on this form will only be used, to assist victims to receive appropriate help and to monitor hate crime incidents in Fife. This will include:
- Passing on information to relevant agencies that can assist.
- Recording and monitoring information to identify repeat victims and offenders.
- Producing regular reports on hate crime incidents in Fife.
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We aim to raise awareness on ethnic minority issues by scrutinising, monitoring and advising community planning partners' on the delivery of their race equality schemes and similar initiatives.
To empower and facilitate the development of skills within the Minority Ethnic communities.
To raise awareness and understanding amongst Minority Ethnic communities of their rights and responsibilities as residents of Fife;
To encourage and support the participation of Minority Ethnic communities in the design, delivery, and review of public and voluntary sector services
To influence and monitor the development of policy and service delivery to meet the needs and address the issues of the BME communities, in accordance with race relations and equalities legislation.
To promote equality of opportunity and good relations between people of different ethnic and religious groups, including the indigenous population, living in Fife and beyond
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