Participants debate a case study to evaluate how law enforcement officers could respond to a particular hate crime. TAHCLE is based on the premise that dealing effectively with hate crimes involves police as proactive agents of change. The programme sees police intervention on hate crimes as essential in maintaining civil obedience as well as protecting human rights. Zagreb, 23 March 2012.
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