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What each said, in their own words
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Victim Support Europe welcomes the Commission’s initiative to revise the EU Victims’ Rights Directive. VSE supports Option 2)b) Legislative initiative amending the Victims’ Rights Directive - Broader scope of the legislative amendments, for the following reasons: - While the Victims’ Rights Directive has been a crucial instrument and has proven to be very beneficial for victims and those working for them, there are…
The Bundesverband ANUAS e.V. warmly welcomes the initiative to improve the situation of victims. With the attached contribution, ANUAS hopes to provide extensive guidance, from the perspective of the persons concerned, in order to make the EU Directive more concrete and thus enable victims to have better access to their rights. Thank you very much for the possibility of participating in this initiative.
Filed in German · English published by the European Commission
Victim Support Europe (VSE) is the leading European umbrella organisation advocating on behalf of all victims of crime, no matter what the crime, no matter who the victim is. VSE represents 78 member organisations, providing support and information to more than 2.5 million people affected by crime every year in 36 countries.
The Bundesverband ANUAS e.V. — Victim Support Institution reports in annex on the experience of judicial cooperation. The creation of an EU legal framework is highly appreciated. The effectiveness, efficiency and legal certainty for victims is welcomed. We would like to thank you very much for the good efforts and offer our experience and skills and are happy to contribute to the creation of future solutions.
Filed in German · English published by the European Commission
Cross-border crimes remain noteworthy with certain forms, such as cybercrime, rapidly increasing. Coupled with mobility within the EU, the level of cross border victimisation is likely to increase in the future, making decisions on jurisdiction ever more important for victims.
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