European Day for Victims of Crime

February 22, Saturday

European Day for Victims of Crime
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Crime Victims’ Day in is celebrated annually on 22 February. This day was established to express support for victims of crime and raise awareness about the protection of their rights. The holiday also reminds society and government bodies of the need to improve the system of support and assistance to victims.

How Crime Victims’ Day is celebrated in
Educational and informational events. On this day, seminars, lectures and conferences are held to discuss the protection of victims’ rights, psychological assistance and the possibilities of legal support.

Free legal advice. In many cities, legal organisations offer free advice to victims to help them navigate the legal system and learn about their rights.

Awareness campaigns. Information campaigns are carried out in the media to support victims of crime and inform society about the possibility of receiving assistance.

Work with youth. Classes and discussions on human rights, respect and non-violence are organised in schools and universities, which helps to form an awareness of the importance of social support.

Law enforcement agencies and human rights organizations play an important role in protecting victims of crime, and this day serves as a reminder of the importance of their work. In recent years, active work has been carried out to improve the interaction of law enforcement agencies with victims, creating conditions for quick and qualified assistance.
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