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JK Rowling's trans tweets have NOT been recorded as 'non-crime hate incident', police reveal - after Harry Potter author dared officers to arrest her amid backlash over Scotland's new hate crime laws - Vimarsana News

JK Rowling's trans tweets have NOT been recorded as 'non-crime hate incident', police reveal - after Harry Potter author dared officers to arrest her amid backlash over Scotland's new hate crime laws

Police Scotland says it will not be taking further action against the writer for a thread of tweets she penned on April 1 on a number of trans women she referred to as 'men, every last one of them'.

Yousaf condemns racist graffiti targeted at him near his Dundee home - Vimarsana News

Yousaf condemns racist graffiti targeted at him near his Dundee home

The First Minister said a ‘zero tolerance’ approach to hatred is required.

First Minister Humza Yousaf condemns racist graffiti aimed at him near Dundee home - Vimarsana News

First Minister Humza Yousaf condemns racist graffiti aimed at him near Dundee home

The graffiti, which has since been removed, happened on the day the Scottish government's controversial new hate crime laws came into force.

Source: sky.com
Prime minister backs JK Rowling in row over new hate crime laws - Vimarsana News

Prime minister backs JK Rowling in row over new hate crime laws

The author hit out at the Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act that came into effect on Monday.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Humza Yousaf shares fears about 'shielding my children from racism' after Islamophobic graffiti appears near Scottish First Minister's family home in Dundee - Vimarsana News

Humza Yousaf shares fears about 'shielding my children from racism' after Islamophobic graffiti appears near Scottish First Minister's family home in Dundee

The SNP leader condemned racist slurs relating to his Pakistani heritage that were sprayed on the walls and fences of homes in Hamilton Steet, Broughty Ferry.