Humza Yousaf Targets Hate Crime Laws Amid Racist Attacks

Scotland's First Minister, Humza Yousaf, calls for a zero-tolerance approach to hatred after being targeted with racist graffiti near his Dundee home.

Racist slurs targeting Humza Yousaf's Pakistani heritage and Muslim religion were found near his Dundee home, prompting a call for a zero-tolerance approach to hatred.
The graffiti appeared as Scotland's controversial new hate crime laws, which Yousaf supports, came into force.
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Police Scotland is investigating the incident, and the SNP has condemned the graffiti as 'sickening and completely unacceptable'.