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Report discrimination and incidents of violence

Discrimination and violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans*, intersex and queer people (LGBTIQ+) takes many forms and there are many ways to take action against it!

Have you experienced discrimination/violence?

This questionnaire gives you the opportunity to report incidents you have experienced anonymously and helps to make prejudice-motivated discrimination/violence and hate crime visible.

Why is it important to report incidents of discrimination and violence?

By sharing your experiences of discrimination and violence, the need for action can be identified so that counselling and support services can continuously be expanded and adapted.

What happens to your information?

Your details will be recorded anonymously in a database and will enable us to raise awareness of discrimination issues and sensitise people to the need for an anti-discrimination culture.

About the incident

1. What happened? (multiple answers possible)

Insult

Threat

Harassment/coercion

Sexual harassment

Physical assault

Damage to property

Robbery (also attempted)

Unequal treatment for services (doctors, hospital, club, etc.)

Other

2. When did the incident occur? (estimate if necessary)

3. In which city did the incident take place?

4. If in Hamburg - in which district?

5. Where and in what context did the incident take place?

On public transport

Public space

In own home

In a public cruising area

In the LGBTIQ+ scene

At school/university/educational institution

At work/on the labour market (e.g. job application, internship, promotion, situation at work)

On the internet/chat/through emails

Letters/phone calls

Office/authority (e.g. public order office, registry office, immigration office, job centre)

Service/retail (e.g. in taxis, as a customer in shops)

Social services (e.g. childcare, social counselling, youth welfare, care for the elderly)

Leisure/sport (e.g. club, fitness studio)

Restaurant/entertainment industry (e.g. hotel, discotheque, concert hall)

Healthcare (e.g. doctor's office, hospital, pharmacy)

Police

Insurance companies

Housing market

Other

6. How safe did you feel (as LGBTIQ+) in this place/situation up to now?

Very safe

Rather safe

Rather unsafe

Very unsafe

7. To what extent have you changed/will you change your behaviour after the incident? (multiple answers possible)

I no longer show myself so openly as LGBTIQ+

I now differentiate more between places where I show myself openly (as LGBTIQ+)

I limit myself in my behaviour because of the incident

I am more cautious when initiating new acquaintances/flirtations

8. Were you accompanied during the incident?

Yes

No

9. Who has discriminated/exercised violence?

Single person

Several persons

10. Were you familiar with the person(s)?

No

Yes, briefly

Yes, personally

11. On the basis of which characteristic(s) did the incident take place? (multiple answers possible)

(Ascribed) gender identity: trans*/inter*/non-binary/gender-nonconforming

(Ascribed) sexual orientation: l/g/b/pansexual/asexual

(Ascribed) social status/class/class affiliation

(Ascribed) religion/belief

Disability

Age

Other

12. How did you recognise that the incident occurred because of this/these characteristic(s)?

Has the police been informed?

13. Did you call the police or report the incident to the police?

Yes (If yes: How were you treated there?)

No (If no: Why not?)

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