Report anti-Hindu hate safely. Every report helps make the problem visible.
If you or someone you know has been targeted because they are Hindu, in person, online or by an organisation, you can tell us here. A guided assistant will walk you through it in about 5 minutes.
You can stay anonymous. Nothing is saved until you submit. Findings are shared publicly as de-identified statistics, and reports may be shared with authorities, justice agencies and partner Hindu organisations with your consent.
What you can report
In person
Abuse, threats or assault, graffiti or damage to temples, homes and cars, hate leaflets and posters.
Online hate
Posts, comments, messages or videos on Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, TikTok, WhatsApp and other platforms that target Hindus.
Institutional bias
Rules, decisions, teaching material or media coverage from an employer, school, council, service or outlet that disadvantage or demean Hindus.
Why your report matters
Make it visible
Most incidents are never reported to police. Verified, careful data shows governments and institutions what is really happening.
Get connected to help
We can point you to police, the human rights commission, eSafety, legal help, counselling and temple security support.
Fair and credible
We use a published definition, verify reports, count political criticism separately from hate, and publish our findings. How we work.