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Highlights - Victim's Rights – LIBE-FEMM Joint hearing – 11.01.18 - Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs

08-01-2018 05:04 PM CET

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The Directive establishing minimum standards on the rights, support and protection of victims of crime ensures that persons who have fallen victim of crime are recognised, treated with respect and receive proper support and access to justice. The Directive takes into account the gender perspective and the specific needs of specific groups of victims. LIBE and FEMM committees are working on a draft report that will assess the implementation of the Directive in order to analyse to which extent it brings real change for victims and to propose recommendations for a more effective support of victims. The joint hearing on 11 January 2018, that will count with the participation of victims, researchers, academics, and organisations supporting victims, will bring valuable input to the draft report.


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