"Mae llawer o'r cynnydd hwn yn debygol o ddeillio o'r ffaith bod adrodd am y troseddau hyn wedi dod yn fwy cyffredin. Dyma arwydd cadarnhaol bod dioddefwyr yn adrodd am ddigwyddiadau o droseddau casineb a bod ganddynt hyder y bydd eu hachos yn cael sylw. Rhwng 2012 a 2015, dim ond 48% o ddioddefwyr troseddau casineb oedd yn eu hadrodd. Ers hynny, mae llawer o waith wedi cael ei wneud i wella ymwybyddiaeth a chodi hyder dioddefwyr i gymryd y cam hwnnw.
“Much of this increase is likely to be due to an increase in the rates of reporting. This is a positive sign that victims are reporting incidences of hate crime and have confidence that they will be dealt with. Between 2012 and 2015 only 48% of hate crime victims were reporting them. Since then, a lot of work has been done to increase awareness and the confidence of victims in coming forward.