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WEBHOW WE WORK. HOPE not hate exists to challenge all kinds of extremism and build local communities. Our work focuses on the organised far-right, the communities who are susceptible to them and the issues and policies which give rise to them. About us.
STATE OF HATE 2024 – HOPE not hate
WEBState of HATE is the most comprehensive and analytical guide to the state of far-right extremism in Britain today. This year’s report focuses heavily on the Radical Right, a political phenomenon we define as right-wing populist in outlook, with strongly anti-immigration and anti-elite rhetoric, but differs from the traditional far right in that it advocates an illiberal democracy rather than ...
STATE OF HATE 2024 Feature - hopenothate.org.uk
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About Us - HOPE not hate
WEBAbout Us. At HOPE not hate, our mission is to work tirelessly to expose and oppose far-right extremism. Our work focuses on the organised far right, the communities who are susceptible to them and the issues and policies which give rise to them. We build skills and resilience across communities and civil society organisations, creating an ...
General Election 2024 Hub - HOPE not hate
WEBTIME FOR HOPE. Let’s bring people together, challenge hatred and extremism and build a more hopeful country. Since the last general election, we’ve witnessed a worrying increase in anti-migrant activism, rising prejudice against minority communities, growing hostility towards LGBT+ people, and the spread of climate conspiracy theories.
Our Story – HOPE not hate
WEBHOPE not hate began as the campaigning arm of Searchlight, a longstanding anti-fascist research operation, but after the emergence of the BNP (British National Party) in 2001 we adopted a campaigning approach to counter their rise. ‘HOPE not hate’ was coined through our research into why people were voting for the BNP – and also why ...
State of Hate 2023: Rhetoric, Racism and Resentment - HOPE not …
WEBFeb 26, 2023 · 3. HOPE not hate polling has found that 73% of people think Britain is going in the wrong direction and 30% of people now consider themselves disadvantaged. . 4. Half of young men polled by HOPE not hate said they had a positive view of Andrew Tate and more young people have heard of Tate than Rishi Sunak. .
Reports & Investigations - HOPE not hate
WEBThis year’s State of HATE report focuses heavily on the Radical Right, a political phenomenon we define as right-wing populist in outlook, with strongly anti-immigration and anti-elite rhetoric, but differs from the traditional far right in that it advocates an illiberal democracy rather than overthrow of the system itself. Read the report.
FEAR & HOPE 2022: Nine Key Findings – HOPE not hate
WEBAug 16, 2022 · Key findings. 1. England is a more open, tolerant and welcoming place than it was 10 years ago. In 2011, just under half the population felt immigration had been good for the country (40%); today a majority agree it has (56%). The proportion of people who say that having a wide variety of backgrounds and cultures is part of British culture has ...
Latest - HOPE not hate
WEBJan 30, 2024 · Dover attacker’s tweets reveal strong support for far-right migrant hunters. The man accused of firebombing a migrant processing centre in Dover had supported a wide array of far-right figures including so-called …