Potentially hurdling over the psychological barriers to reporting xenophobic incidents through a third-party reporting mechanism

Potentially hurdling over the psychological barriers to reporting xenophobic incidents through a third-party reporting mechanism

Abstracts in English, Afrikaans and Southern Sotho === The prevalence of hate victimisation in South Africa remains unknown, as does its full impact. Anecdotal evidence, borne out by recent research findings, suggests hate-based attacks on non-nationals have increased in recent years, distinctly ref...

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Main Author: Steenkamp, Zindi
Other Authors: Nel, Juan Adriaan
Format: Others
Language:en
Published: 2021
Subjects:
Hate incidents
Non-nationals
Third-party reporting mechanism
Under-reporting
Victimisation
Xenophobia
Haatvoorvalle
Nielandsburgers
Derdeparty-aanmeldingstelsel
Gebrekkige aanmelding
Viktimisering
Xenofobie
Diketso tsa lehloyo
Batho ba tswang dinaheng tse ding
Ho tlalehela mokena-dipakeng
Ho se tlalehe
Tshwaro e mpe
Lehloyo la matswantle
362.88508691096822
Xenophobia > South Africa > Gauteng > Psychological aspects
Hate crimes > South Africa > Gauteng > Psychological aspects
Aliens > Crimes against > South Africa > Gauteng > Psychological aspects
Victims of hate crimes > South Africa > Gauteng > Psychology
Aliens > South Africa > Gauteng > Psychology
Citizen crime reporting > South Africa > Gauteng > Psychological aspects
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10500/27871

Internet

http://hdl.handle.net/10500/27871

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