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National Hate Crime Awareness Week

Early day motion 1006, tabled 12 October 2020 by Jim Shannon (DUP). Signed by 10 members.

That this House notes the commencement of National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2020; takes the opportunity to remind people that there is always a choice to be kind and further encourages an understanding that a gentle answer turns away wrath; underlines our intention to ensure that social media platforms grasp the responsibility to prevent bullying and hate speech by any means possible whilst balancing the right to free speech; and supports the aims of saying no to hate crime and supporting our communities.

Signatures by party: DUP 3, Scottish National Party 3, Conservative 2, Independent 1, Labour 1.