a natural person who has suffered harm, including physical, mental or emotional harm or economic loss which was directly caused by a criminal offence, as well as the family members of a person whose death was directly caused by a criminal offence and who have suffered harm as a result of that person's death.
… Principle 1: Prioritising victim safety Expected result: Police officers are able to … other relevant agencies. Read more Principle 2: Adopting a victim-centred approach Expected result: Trained police … efficient interventions, responding to the needs of the victim in a respectful, professional and gender-sensitive …
… (APP), ‘Major investigation and public protection: victim safety and support’ (available at … Action in the EU Member States: violence against women — victim support, Publications Office of the European Union, … ‘The impact of domestic violence perpetrator programmes on victim and criminal justice outcomes: a systematic review of …
… sexual orientation (86). The personal characteristics of a victim (87) are crucial in identifying victim’s individual safety needs and possible barriers to … training in the Member States. Working in partnership with victim services that serve specific categories of victims can …
… basis between, for example, police and a local victim services organisation or of formal referral processes … partner violence recognises the complexity of achieving victim safety and perpetrator accountability. Effective … representatives from the police, emergency shelters and victim outreach services, as well as practitioners involved …
… outcome-focused management Implement routine monitoring of victim safety. Monitor perpetrator behaviour (reoffending, … programmes, etc.). Establish links between police, victim support services and perpetrator programmes where possible, to ensure a focus on victim safety and perpetrator accountability. Assign …