Victim and Witness Charters Awareness Session
Department of Justice
Do you work or volunteer in the voluntary or community sector and come into contact with individuals who have been a victim of crime? Did you know that both the Victim Charter and the Witness Charter sets out how victims and witnesses of crime should be treated and what advice, support and practical information they can expect to receive?
Come along to one of these sessions which will help to:
- increase your knowledge of the Charters;
- understand the rights that victims and witnesses are entitled to;
- hear from partner organisations about what the Charters mean to them; and
- learn more about the support which is available.
This in-person session will include a range of presentations from DoJ and partner organisations and will last approx. 2hrs.
A sandwich lunch will be provided.
If you require any further information please email: [email protected]
These sessions are free to attend - attendees must register through Eventbrite to secure a place.
- Advice services
- Volunteer development
Date and Time
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Location
The Verbal Arts Centre, Bishop Street
Derry/Londonderry
BT48 6PU
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Victim and Witness Charters Awareness Session
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