Foreword Baroness Sheila Hollins. Preface. Part One: What is Disability Hate Crime?. Chapter 1: Johnny Come Lately? The International and Domestic Policy Context of Disability Hate Crime Jemma Tyson University of Portsmouth Paul Giannasi Ministry of Justice and Nathan Hall University of Portsmouth. Chapter 2: Disability Hate Crime - A Call for Action Mike Smith Real. Chapter 3: The Narrative for Change - How Disability Became Included in UK Hate Crime Policy Paul Giannasi Ministry of Justice. Chapter 4: Perpetrators of Disability Hate Crime Jemma Tyson University of Portsmouth and Nathan Hall University of Portsmouth. Part Two: Disability Hate Crime - The Impact on Victims. Chapter 5: A Different Reality Mark Brooks Dimensons and David Cain. Chapter 6: Disability Hate Crime - The Parent's Perspective Phillipa Russell Government's Standing Commission on Carers. Chapter 7: The Absent Presence Kathryn Stone Independent Police Complaints Commission. Chapter 8: Disability Hate Crime is Everyone's Business Robina Shah Manchester Medical School Manchester University and Frenkel Topping PLC. Part Three: Disability Hate Crime - Lessons from Other Disciplines. Chapter 9: Rape and Sexual Abuse Dr Catherine White St Mary's SARC. Chapter 10: The Sophie Lancaster Foundation - Combatting Hostility Through Education Sylvia Lancaster The Sophie Lancaster Foundation. Chapter 11: University Life: A Time of Change Bob Munn University of Manchester. Chapter 12: Regulating Health and social care Paul Fredericks Lolben Consultancy. Part Four: How to Respond to Disability Hate Crime. Chapter 13: The Local Authority's approach to Disability Hate Crime Melanie Giannasi Social Worker. Chapter 14: "Don't be afraid to ask: become part of the Circle of Support" Dr Matt Hoghton Clevedon Medical Centre. Chapter 15: Pushing an open door: the value of multi-agency working Syed Mohammed Musa Naqvi NHS Stockport CCG. Chapter16: The Criminal Justice System Response to Disability Hate Crime Paul Giannasi Ministry of Justice. Chapter 17: Influencing Policy Lord Nigel Crisp All Party Parliamentary Group on Global Health. Chapter 18: Conclusions and Recommendations Robina Shah Manchester Medical School Manchester University and Frenkel Topping PLC and Paul Giannasi Ministry of Justice. Contributor Profiles.
Foreword Baroness Sheila Hollins. Preface. Part One: What is Disability Hate Crime?. Chapter 1: Johnny Come Lately? The International and Domestic Policy Context of Disability Hate Crime Jemma Tyson University of Portsmouth Paul Giannasi Ministry of Justice and Nathan Hall University of Portsmouth. Chapter 2: Disability Hate Crime - A Call for Action Mike Smith Real. Chapter 3: The Narrative for Change - How Disability Became Included in UK Hate Crime Policy Paul Giannasi Ministry of Justice. Chapter 4: Perpetrators of Disability Hate Crime Jemma Tyson University of Portsmouth and Nathan Hall University of Portsmouth. Part Two: Disability Hate Crime - The Impact on Victims. Chapter 5: A Different Reality Mark Brooks Dimensons and David Cain. Chapter 6: Disability Hate Crime - The Parent's Perspective Phillipa Russell Government's Standing Commission on Carers. Chapter 7: The Absent Presence Kathryn Stone Independent Police Complaints Commission. Chapter 8: Disability Hate Crime is Everyone's Business Robina Shah Manchester Medical School Manchester University and Frenkel Topping PLC. Part Three: Disability Hate Crime - Lessons from Other Disciplines. Chapter 9: Rape and Sexual Abuse Dr Catherine White St Mary's SARC. Chapter 10: The Sophie Lancaster Foundation - Combatting Hostility Through Education Sylvia Lancaster The Sophie Lancaster Foundation. Chapter 11: University Life: A Time of Change Bob Munn University of Manchester. Chapter 12: Regulating Health and social care Paul Fredericks Lolben Consultancy. Part Four: How to Respond to Disability Hate Crime. Chapter 13: The Local Authority's approach to Disability Hate Crime Melanie Giannasi Social Worker. Chapter 14: "Don't be afraid to ask: become part of the Circle of Support" Dr Matt Hoghton Clevedon Medical Centre. Chapter 15: Pushing an open door: the value of multi-agency working Syed Mohammed Musa Naqvi NHS Stockport CCG. Chapter16: The Criminal Justice System Response to Disability Hate Crime Paul Giannasi Ministry of Justice. Chapter 17: Influencing Policy Lord Nigel Crisp All Party Parliamentary Group on Global Health. Chapter 18: Conclusions and Recommendations Robina Shah Manchester Medical School Manchester University and Frenkel Topping PLC and Paul Giannasi Ministry of Justice. Contributor Profiles.
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