A Minority Within A Minority: British Non-Heterosexual Muslims
This research provides an insight into the religious and social pressure faced by Britain's lesbians, gay men and bisexuals who are Muslims and highlights the need for dedicated support groups.
For details of the research contact Dr Andrew Yip on 0115 848 5535 or e-mail: a.yip@ntu.ac.uk
Ethnic minority gay men: redefining community, restoring identity - Sigma Research (2004)
Qualitative study comparing the experience of twenty Irish adult migrant gay men and twenty British-born Black Caribbean gay men living in London.
Web: www.sigmaresearch.org.uk/downloads/report04c.pdf
"The Low Down. Black Lesbians, Gay Men and Bisexual People Talk About Their Experience and Needs" - GALOP (2001)
This report is part of GALOP's Black Services Development Project focusing on the Asian, African and Caribbean LGB communities' experiences of violence.
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Racial Harassment: Action on the Ground - Gerard Lemos, Partner, Lemos & Crane (2000)
Research survey of action to tackle racial harassment, funded by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation. This report draws on information collected from more than 250 organisations in 67 local authority areas. The report contains proposals for improving the reporting and accurate recording of racist incidents; developing intensive practical and emotional support for victims of racial harassment; and positive work with perpetrators which goes beyond prosecution and eviction.
Summary: www.jrf.org.uk/knowledge/findings/housing/n100.asp
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