This research aimed to identify the prevalence of racially motivated offending among young people in England and Wales and to shed light on the response to racially motivated offending within the youth justice system

Christmann, Kris

Monchuk, Leanne

Smithson, Hannah

Wilcox, Aidan

Wong, Kevin

Youth Justice Board

English

The exploratory research presented in this report was commissioned by the YJB and conducted by the Applied Criminology Centre at the University of Huddersfield. The aim of the research was to identify the prevalence of racially motivated offending among young people in England and Wales and to shed light on the response to racially motivated offending within the youth justice system

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