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Ирландия

Ирландия регулярно предоставляет БДИПЧ данные о преступлениях на почве ненависти. С ежегодной статистикой преступлений на почве ненависти в Ирландии можно ознакомиться здесь. 

В Стратегии Национальной полиции в области разнообразия и интеграции на 2019-2021 годы рассматриваются ответные меры полиции на преступления на почве ненависти. Реализация Стратегии контролируется Национальным форумом по разнообразию, сформированным в 2020 году и включающим гражданское общество и общественные группы. Полиция также тесно сотрудничает с гражданским обществом в борьбе с преступлениями на почве ненависти, направленными против рома-цыган и кочевников, мигрантов и представителей ЛГБТИ, а также в вопросах обучения и расследования преступлений на почве ненависти. 

В июле 2021 года Гарда запустила онлайн систему учёта преступлений на почве ненависти. В феврале 2020 года Ирландия совместно с БДИПЧ и Агентством ЕС по основным правам организовала семинар по вопросам понимания и улучшения регистрации преступлений на почве ненависти и сбора данных. На основе программы БДИПЧ по содействию надлежащемy учету преступлений на почве ненависти и борьбе с ними (ИНФАКТ) семинар выработал ряд рекомендаций для соответствующих государственных органов.

В апреле 2022 года сотрудники полиции приняли участие в онлайн-тренинге БДИПЧ по внимательному и уважительному обращению с жертвами преступлений на почве ненависти. Также в 2022 году была запущена комплексная программа обязательного онлайн-обучения сотрудников Гарды по вопросам преступлений на почве ненависти.

В 2023 году Гарда формализовала процесс отчетности между гражданским обществом и Национальным отделом Гарды по вопросам многообразия, чтобы упростить подачу отчетов и снизить количество случаев, когда о преступлениях на почве ненависти не сообщают. 

Сбор данных о преступлениях на почве ненависти в Ирландии (анг.)
Поддержка жертв преступлений на почве ненависти в Ирландии (анг.)
Наращивание потенциала по борьбе с преступлениями на почве ненависти в Ирландии (анг.)

Законодательство в области преступлений на почве ненависти в Ирландии (анг.)
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Download the 2023 hate crime report for Ирландия

OFFICIAL DATA REPORTED BY STATES

Year Hate crimes recorded by police Prosecuted Sentenced
2023 651 Not available Not available
2022 628 Not available Not available
2021 448 Not available Not available
2020 Not available Not available Not available
2019 251 Not available Not available
2018 368 Not available Not available
2017 Not available Not available Not available
2016 Not available Not available Not available
2015 Not available Not available Not available
2014 53 Not available Not available
2013 109 Not available 12
2012 119 Not available Not available
2011 162 Not available Not available
2010 142 Not available Not available
2009 164 Not available Not available

About 2023 Data

    In 2023, there were 696 hate discriminatory motives recorded across 651 incidents, of which 548 were hate crimes and 103 were hate-related (non-crime) incidents.

    Data on the number of prosecuted or sentenced hate crimes are not available as there is currently no hate crime legislation on the basis of which hate crimes could be monitored within the criminal justice system and judiciary.

Hate crime recorded by police

The numbers below include offences that fall outside the OSCE hate crime definition as they were not disaggregated from the total number.   A single incident may have more than one hate discriminatory motive. 

  • By bias motivation
  • By type of crime
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National developments

A new Bill on Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences was proposed following a review of the Prohibition of Incitement to Hatred Act (1989) and is currently before Dáil Eireann, the Seanad third stage, also known as the committee stage, following the Government's approval and publication in late 2022.

If enacted, the new legislation intends to criminalize any intentional or reckless communication or behaviour that is likely to incite violence or hatred against a person or persons because they are associated with a protected characteristic. The penalty for this offence will be up to five years' imprisonment.
The Bill will also create new, aggravated forms of certain existing criminal offences, where those offences are motivated by hatred of a protected characteristic. These will carry an enhanced penalty and the criminal record will clearly state that the offence was a hate crime.

As part of the Diversity and Integration Strategy, 2019-2021, a National Diversity Forum was formally established with representatives of communities and key stakeholders to monitor and review the strategy. The forum advised on hate crime and diversity communication both internally and externally.
A LGBQTI+ Youth Strategy was established together with LGBT representative groups. One of the Strategy's goals is to improve data collection on LGBTI+ Hate Crimes. Hate Crime Policy and Procedures guidelines were issued and supported changes to the Garda's PULSE system, including guidance and support on reporting, recording, investigating and prosecuting hate crime and non-crime hate incidents. The guidelines ensured that data is collected, recorded and communicated in an accurate, timely, complete and accountable manner. In collaboration with the Garda Síochána Analysis Service (GSAS), data provided will inform policing services and advise the public of trends and patterns in respect of hate crime and non-crime hate incidents. 
    
The National Disability Inclusion Strategy ensures that the needs of disabled people are central to the review of the Prohibition of Incitement to Hatred Act 1989 and the development of legislation on hate crime. The introduction of this new legislation was also included as a commitment in the Programme for Government. In the interim, disability is a protected characteristic for the purpose of An Garda Síochána's Hate Crime Definition, Policy Procedures and Training. The Garda PULSE system was updated to align the protected characteristics with Discriminatory Motives, allowing for accurate recording.

In 2023, as part of the Irish government's strategic commitment to facilitate 'Third-Party Referrals' on behalf of victims of crime, An Garda Síochána formalized the reporting process between civil society organizations (CSOs) and the Garda National Diversity Unit. This will facilitate reporting and reduce under-reporting of hate crime by putting in place a formal structure to permit third parties to initiate hate crime reports on behalf of victims.

During 2023, the Garda Traveller Advisory Group (GTAG) continued to meet to enhance engagement and build trust in order to facilitate the reporting of hate crime. The group examined policing practices for An Garda Síochána and advised on the policing needs of the Traveller Community.

In 2023, 'Dialogue Days' with the Traveller community were held on a local basis throughout the country, during which local and national representatives of Traveller groups and An Garda Síochána discussed issues relating to the Traveller Groups, including hate crime. Hate crimes were also discussed at similar dialogue days held with representatives of local LGBT communities.

Two-day Garda workshops for Garda Diversity Officers were held that included civil society contributions to the training. At the workshop, representatives of diverse and minority groups presented their culture and lived experiences to the Garda Diversity Officers.

There was a large increase of International Protection Asylum Seekers to Ireland in 2023. An Garda Síochána arranged visits with all of the International Protection Asylum Seekers centres to ascertain the issues that they were encountering, and to provide support and advice on how to report hate crime online and at their local station.

Notable cases:

•    A schoolboy was viciously assaulted and filmed by a large group of youths due to his sexual orientation. Five perpetrators were arrested and cautioned. The attack was widely condemned in national media by prominent politicians and public figures and messages of solidarity were sent in support of the victim and their family.

KEY OBSERVATION

ODIHR recognizes Ireland's efforts to strengthen the inclusion of and collaboration with relevant civil society and community-based organizations as part of its national hate crime response. . However, based on the available information, it observes that Ireland has not reported data on hate crimes recorded by the prosecution or judiciary to ODIHR. In addition, ODIHR observes that Ireland would benefit from reviewing its existing legal framework to ensure that bias motivations can be effectively acknowledged, and appropriate penalties can be imposed on the perpetrators.

ODIHR recalls that in Ministerial Council Decision 9/09, OSCE participating States committed to collecting reliable data and statistics in sufficient detail on hate crimes and to reporting such information periodically to ODIHR. Participating States also committed to enacting specific, tailored legislation to combat hate crimes, providing for effective penalties that take into account the gravity of such crimes. ODIHR stands ready to support Ireland in meeting its relevant commitments through the provision of its comprehensive resources and tailored assistance in the area of hate crime recording and data collection, as well as by providing further legislative guidance and advice.

 


 

Our methodology

INCIDENTS REPORTED BY CIVIL SOCIETY

  • Total Incidents
  • Targeted properties
  • Type of property attacks

🛈 Please note that the total number of incidents may be lower than the sum of incidents presented in the breakdown chart above, as some incidents involve multiple bias motivations.

🛈 ODIHR no longer presents descriptions of property attacks in the incident tables below. Data on property attacks are presented in the breakdown charts above. One property attack may target multiple properties or involve multiple types of attack.

🛈 Please note that the total number of incidents may be lower than the sum of incidents presented in the breakdown chart above, as some incidents involve multiple bias motivations.

🛈 ODIHR no longer presents descriptions of property attacks in the incident tables below. Data on property attacks are presented in the breakdown charts above. One property attack may target multiple properties or involve multiple types of attack.

🛈 Please note that the total number of incidents may be lower than the sum of incidents presented in the breakdown chart above, as some incidents involve multiple bias motivations.

🛈 ODIHR no longer presents descriptions of property attacks in the incident tables below. Data on property attacks are presented in the breakdown charts above. One property attack may target multiple properties or involve multiple types of attack.

No information is available.

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