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A homophobic incident is one, which is perceived to be homophobic by the victim, or any other person. This could be name calling, physical threats, damage to property, threatening behaviour and/or homophobic bullying at school. |
| Domestic Violence is the misuse of power by one person over someone they know, and can be experienced by anyone. |
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Support is out there for members of the LGBT communities if and when they may experience hate crimes, homophobia or same sex domestic violence |
| click here for further details |
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It is important to gather as much information as possible. No experience is too small to report. please use the support available |
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Some people may not feel safe or happy reporting crimes to the police you have options: to report any crime to the Southwark Police LGBT liaison officer in an emergency always call 999 |
| to report in confidence contact the LGBT community development worker at Southwark Counil on 020 7525 5659 |