Reports of bias crime in Oregon declined in 2024, marking a 'complex and concerning' trend, according to a new Criminal ...

The decline in reporting did not occur evenly across demographic groups, with certain groups showing more of a willingness to ...

Reports of hate crimes and bias incidents have spiked 366% in Oregon this year, in part because of the coronavirus pandemic. Since January, the number of cases has grown, according to data from ...

None of the more than 900 hate crime reports that victims made to the Department of Justice’s hotline in 2022 were forwarded to police or prosecutors. State law requires that the hotline reports ...

The Oregon DOJ's 2024 Bias Crimes Annual Report indicates shifting trends and a 7% decrease in overall bias reports.

Any victim or witness of a bias incident or a hate crime can visit www.StandAgainstHate.Oregon.Gov or call Oregon DOJ’s Bias Response Hotline at 1-844-924-BIAS (2427).

Anyone can report a bias incident or a hate crime at www.StandAgainstHate.Oregon.Gov (available in nine languages) or by calling Oregon DOJ’s Bias Response Hotline at 1-844-924-BIAS (2427).

Reports of hate crimes in Oregon rose from 170 incidents in 2019 to 271 incidents in 2020, according to data the FBI collected from law enforcement agencies across the state. The number of victims ...

A report from the Oregon Attorney General’s office shows that there were 1,101 reports made to the Oregon DOJ Bias Response Hotline in 2020. Officials say there was a 134% surge in reporting in ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Reports of hate crimes and bias incidents have spiked 366% in Oregon this year, in part because of the coronavirus pandemic. Since January, the number of cases has grown ...