Medway Council - Freedom from discrimination and harassment

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Equality and diversity

www.equalityhumanrights.com/en/yourrights/equalityanddiscrimination/pages/equalityhome.aspx

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For information about health and social care, transport, shops and services, employment and housing, visit www.equalityhumanrights.com/en/yourrights/rightsindifferentsettings/Pages/default.aspx

Freedom from harassment

If you are harassed because you have a disability, are of a particular race or ethnicity or because of your sexual orientation, then this is considered a hate crime and you should go to www.kent.police.uk/Diversity/Report Hate Crime.html to find out what the police can do to help you.

For further information contact:
	Email :	ss.access&info@medway.gov.uk
	Telephone :	01634 334466 24 hour emergency 0845 7626777
	Write to :	Adults and Children's Services Team Customer First Civic Centre Strood Rochester Kent ME2 4AU
	Minicom :	01634 333111

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