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Lords inflict multiple defeats on ministers with misogyny voted a hate crime

Peers vote 242-185 for heavier penalties in England and Wales as ministers lose 14 divisions

The House of Lords has voted to make misogyny a hate crime in England and Wales, in a night of several defeats for the government in the upper chamber.

The law change would enable judges to impose stronger penalties if prejudice against women is proved to be the motivation, and would also require the police to record whether crimes were motivated by a hatred of someone’s sex or gender.

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