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Misogyny as a hate crime: Blazing a trail – the Nottinghamshire Police experience

SUBSCRIBE 30th September 2021Susannah Fish, former Deputy Chief Constable, Nottinghamshire Police
With a Law Commission review of hate crime to be published shortly, and all forces in England and Wales now due to record misogyny as a hate crime, steps are well underway to tackle a key driver of violence against women and girls; Nottinghamshire was the first force in the UK to adopt such an approach, and Susannah Fish, the force’s Deputy Chief Constable at the time, explains what prompted the move, the success of the scheme, and her hopes that a national rollout will make life safer for women and girls.

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