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Guidance for victims

If you have become a victim of crime, there are things you can do to keep yourself and your loved ones safe after the crime was committed.

What we do

We spend years, not days, to advance victim support services around the world – until every single victim of crime – even the hardest-to-reach, the most vulnerable, the marginalized – has access to safe and reliable victim support service.

Ongoing campaign

Together we can establish free victim support services for all. Join our campaigns, sign our petitions, lobby MPs and help us influence governments and their policies.

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Opinions

116006: A Lifeline Every EU Citizen Deserves

Reform is possible but requires political will and the inclusion of survivors in decision-making. Victims must not only be heard but empowered to shape the policies that affect them.

Putting Victims at the Heart of Compensation Reform, Lessons from Ireland

Reform is possible but requires political will and the inclusion of survivors in decision-making. Victims must not only be heard but empowered to shape the policies that affect them.

The Legacy of the Ohrid Framework Agreement

Language equality is not just about words—it is about dignity, identity, and the future of a nation striving to reconcile its diverse heritage.

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Victim Support Europe

In Numbers

30

Years of working for victims of crime

+80

Members

36

Countries

3 Million

Victims supported
each year

50

Events per year

7

International projects
per year

200

International partnerships

1500

Individual supporters

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