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work_jjwca3ag5baa3fxkxswbpyvfcu	Catherine Donovan	New Directions in Hate Reporting Research: Agency, Heterogeneity and Relationality	2018	21	.pdf	application/pdf	9346	1535	71	Key Words: Hate crime/incidents, sexuality and transgender identities, race/faith, disability, heterogeneity of those victimised by hate crime/incidents based on sexuality and most of those victimised by hate crime/incidents do not report either to the police or third place; and who reported repeat victimisation for what kinds of hate crime/incidents. The Arch data shows (Figure 1) that those reporting hate crime/incidents because of Here, for those reporting hate crime/incidents based on sexuality and gender and transgender identity hate crime/incidents were the group most likely to be reporting found that those reporting hate crime/incidents on the grounds of sexuality were most repeat victimisation are those reporting hate crime/incidents on the grounds of sexuality victimisations of hate crime/incidents motivated by sexuality and transgender identities are percent of those reporting hate crimes/incidents motivated by sexuality and transgender Many of those who report hate crime/incidents on the grounds of sexuality and/or trans 	./cache/work_jjwca3ag5baa3fxkxswbpyvfcu.pdf	./txt/work_jjwca3ag5baa3fxkxswbpyvfcu.txt