XENOPHOBIA

AND HATE
CRIMES
CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES IN A
GLOBALIZED SOCIETY

BÁRBARA MACEDO | LUANA SANTOS | SÉRGIO ELGATRA

WHAT IS
XENOPHOBIA?

Xenophobia is a term that

describes fear, prejudice towards
foreigns or what is perceud as
foreign or different.
 TYPES OF XENOPHOBIA

religious Ethnic and cultural LGBTQ+

racism descrimination prejudice discrimination
 CONSEQUENCES
Mental Health
Constant fear of being targeted, feelings of
alienation, and the trauma of experiencing
hate can lead to anxiety, depression, and even
post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
social cohesion
the sense of unity and belonging within a
community. When certain groups are singled out
and ostracized, it erodes trust and undermines the
bonds that hold society together.

human rights
When individuals are denied equal
treatment, opportunities, and protections
because of their nationality, ethnicity, religion,
or other characteristics
HATE CRIMES
Hate crimes are criminal acts
motivated by prejudice against
specific groups. They target
individuals based on
characteristics like race, religion,
sexual orientation, gender identity,
disability, or immigration status.
STATISTICS
 STRATEGIES

ANTI-DISCRIMINATION
EDUCATION LEGISLATION

PROMOTION OF WORK TOGETHER

INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUE (EXAMPLE: COMMUNITIES)
OUR OPINION
BÁRBARA MACEDO | LUANA SANTOS |
SÉRGIO ELGATRA

THANK
YOU VERY
MUCH!