Preventing hate crimes against some vulnerable groups in Mongolia: Putting law into action

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Эрдэм шинжилгээний өгүүлэл

Эрүүгийн эрх зүй

Approximately 30 years have passed since Mongolia adopted the non-discrimination clause in its Constitution. Five years have passed after adopting the new Criminal Code and Discrimination considered a Crime, and three years have passed after the amendment of the new Criminal Code affected. Only one case was filed and decided for “Discrimination/Hate Crime” in Mongolia and ruled as not a crime.

According to the Report of the Working Group on the Universal Periodic Review of Mongolia in 2021 (A/HRC/46/9), Mongolia received the following recommendations: "Implement effectively the newly established legal framework for hate crimes and discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation" and "Continue training lawyers and law enforcement officers on offenses related to hate crimes against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, and also continue increasing public awareness of the law."

Based on the above brief problem statement of the research, the research objectives are as follows: 1) to study the socio-legal framework of hate crime in Mongolia; 2) To find and determine the practical issues of Hate Crime's prevention by conducting questionnaires and interviews with some vulnerable groups as well lawyers. Since hate crime is a new concept in Mongolia, the research will recommend preventing hate crime models.

Hate crime, Hate crime law, Human rights, Hate Crime, Prevention, Training, Mongolia.

2021-09-29

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