It comes after minority businesses and homes in Belfast were damaged during rioting over the summer
A Belfast community worker has said those who experience hate crimes believe it is a "waste of their time" reporting the incidents to the PSNI .
Ms Ekwueme is from Nigeria and works closely with migrants in the city, and said many were left frustrated after racist riots broke out across Belfast during the summer, resulting in businesses and homes in South Belfast being damaged. She told BBC NI: "You will see people who will come forward... who have reported several times, and nothing has happened. Because of that, they feel it is a waste of their time."
Ms Ekwueme said there needed to be fewer words and more action taken to gain the trust of people in communities across Northern Ireland.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Belfast disorder: Court told PSNI receive 'daily' race hate reportsThe claims were heard as a man charged in connection with riots in Belfast was denied bail.
Read more »
PSNI appeal after report of teenage girl sexually assaulted on Belfast busPolice said the incident was reported to them on the evening of August 30
Read more »
PSNI issue updated description of rucksack in search for missing Belfast manAn updated statement from Police West Belfast was issued on Facebook
Read more »
PSNI issue traffic warning ahead of parade and football match in BelfastDisruption is expected in the wider area throughout the afternoon
Read more »
PSNI release first image of Belfast woman allegedly murdered by her sonRachel’s body was found in a garage beside a property in the Castlereagh Road area on Friday night
Read more »
Belfast Trust confirms case of measles diagnosed at Belfast A&EAround 300 people have been contacted following the diagnosis
Read more »