- VICTIM SUPPORT
- THE RIGHTS OF VICTIMS OF CRIME
- Victims right to understand and to be understood
- Right to receive information from the very first contact with the competent authority
- Victims’ rights when making a complaint
- Victims’ right to receive information about their case
- The right to translation
- The right to access victim support services
- Support from victim support services
- Right to safeguards in terms of restorative justice services
- Victims’ rights who reside in another EU member state
- Right to avoid contact between victim and offender
- Victim protection during the criminal investigation
- Protection of private life
- Individual assessment of victims- Special protection
- Right to protection of victims with special needs during criminal proceedings
- Rights of the witness of crime
- CRIMINAL COURT PROCEEDINGS
- WHO IS WHO IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
- I WAS A VICTIM OF CRIME: COMMON REACTIONS
Victims of Gender-Based Violence
- Any woman experiencing incidents of violence (gender-based or domestic) can call the SOS 15900 hotline or send an e-mail to
sos15900@isotita.gr
The SOS 15900 hotline is a nationwide service, operating 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with calls charged at the local rate, which provides information and telephone counselling services to victims of all forms of gender-based violence. - She can also turn to the local Counselling Centers of the General Secretariat for Family Policy and Gender Equality (GSFPGE), which are staffed by specialized scientific personnel and provide free information and counselling services to women who contact them.
More information can be found at: www.isotita.gr and www.womensos.gr