New European law giving more rights to victims of crime comes into effect

A new European directive comes into force today that will give more rights to the victims of crime.

New European law giving more rights to victims of crime comes into effect
Mon, 16 Nov, 2015 - 12:59

A new European directive comes into force today that will give more rights to the victims of crime.

Victims will have a greater right to information, support and protection.

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