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(2/2) As well as developing a #VictimsCode campaign to ensure everyone in the West Midlands knows their rights should they become a victim of crime. This week I will have spent time with 3 different @WMPolice teams to understand what else can be done to improve victim’s journey.

Met has still not issued the Schedule 3 PRA recording decision- or a crime-recording/Victims’ Code–compliant update-on CR6506051/20? IOPC says DPS must confirm. Action needed, not words. #VictimsCode

If you're a victim of crime, you can expect certain standards from agencies in the #CriminalJusticeSystem such as the police and courts. Your rights are explained in the #VictimsCode. Learn more: victimandwitnessinformation.org.uk/your-rights/as…

If you're a victim of crime, you can expect certain standards from agencies in the #CriminalJusticeSystem such as the police and courts. Your rights are explained in the #VictimsCode. Learn more: victimandwitnessinformation.org.uk/your-rights/as…

Would you know your rights if you were a victim of crime? If you've experienced a crime, you have the right to be informed about the criminal justice process & the support available These rights are set out in Victims’ Code Learn more at victimscode.org.uk #VictimsCode

Interesting to see but disappointed once again with your failure to reference #restorativejustice when many #victims have been asking for it and the #VictimsCode offers it as a right.

If you’ve experienced a crime, you have the right to be informed about the criminal justice process and the support available. The #VictimsCode explains the rights that everyone can expect to receive as a victim of crime. Understand your rights at victimscode.org.uk

If you’ve experienced a crime, you have the right to be informed about the criminal justice process and the support available. The #VictimsCode explains the rights that everyone can expect to receive as a victim of crime. Understand your rights at victimscode.org.uk

If you’ve experienced a crime, you have the right to be informed about the criminal justice process and the support available. The #VictimsCode explains the rights that everyone can expect to receive as a victim of crime. Understand your rights at victimscode.org.uk

Reporting abuse can be overwhelming, but survivors are not alone. From specialist officers to emotional and legal support, this guide explains what to expect and how to navigate the process. Read more: 🔗 hubs.ly/Q03gK0j30 #CSA #AbuseSurvivor #VictimsCode

Reporting abuse can be overwhelming, but survivors are not alone. From specialist officers to emotional and legal support, this guide explains what to expect and how to navigate the process. Read more: 🔗 hubs.ly/Q03gJWR30 #CSA #AbuseSurvivor #VictimsCode

If you're a victim of crime, you can expect certain standards from agencies in the #CriminalJusticeSystem such as the police and courts. Your rights are explained in the #VictimsCode. Learn more: victimandwitnessinformation.org.uk/your-rights/as… Chat to us: 📞 08 08 16 89 111 💻 victimsupport.org.uk/live-chat

You have rights as a victim of crime. The #VictimsCode is there to support you, whether you decide to report the crime or not. For every victim, whatever the crime. Understand your rights at victimandwitnessinformation.org.uk/your-rights/as…

Reporting abuse can be overwhelming, but survivors are not alone. From specialist officers to emotional and legal support, this guide explains what to expect and how to navigate the process. Read more: 🔗 hubs.ly/Q0360mF20 #CSA #AbuseSurvivor #VictimsCode

Reporting abuse can be overwhelming, but survivors are not alone. From specialist officers to emotional and legal support, this guide explains what to expect and how to navigate the process. Read more: 🔗 hubs.ly/Q0360xC60 #CSA #AbuseSurvivor #VictimsCode

📜 The Victims' Code sets out your rights if you've been affected by crime. At GMVS, we're here to support you—offering guidance, referrals, and help accessing your entitlements. You're not alone. 💙 #VictimsCode #SupportMatters #GMVS ow.ly/qSEq50UZcjt

You have rights as a victim of crime. The #VictimsCode is there to support you, whether you decide to report the crime or not. For every victim, whatever the crime. Understand your rights at victimandwitnessinformation.org.uk/your-rights/as…

Have you heard about the #VictimsCode? It explains the rights that everyone can expect to receive as a victim of crime. This includes the right to be informed about the criminal justice process and the support available. Find out more: victimandwitnessinformation.org.uk/your-rights/as…

Have you been a victim of crime? Whoever you are and whatever the crime, you have the right to be informed about the criminal justice process and the support available. victimandwitnessinformation.org.uk/your-rights/as… #VictimsCode

If you are a victim of crime, which includes a car crash, would you know what is The Victims Code? Click here to find out: #VictimsCode #VictimsCharter #Compensation #Claim moorebarlow.com/blog/what-is-t…

#StopAndSearch #MinistryofJustice #VictimsCode

There are 12 overarching rights in the new #VictimsCode, find out more about how police officers and staff can use them to support victims of crime: bit.ly/3sCEjYW ➡️ Right 1

This ain't no #AprilFoolsDay announcement, its far too important! Today, the new #VictimsCode comes into effect in the UK. These 12 rights are well set out and should provide some much-needed clarity for victims and victims’ services. #VictimsCommissioner #MinistryOfJustice

As a victim or witness of crime you have 12 key rights under the new #VictimsCode that came into force on 1st April 2021.

The new #VictimsCode was published last week. The infographic on our website explains the code - the information and support that victims should expect to receive from organisations such as the police, Crown Prosecution Service and the courts victims-first.org.uk/code-of-practi…

On Thursday 1st April 2021, an updated #victimscode came into effect, introducing 12 rights for victims of crime and setting out the services and standards that must be provided to victims by the police and other criminal justice agencies.

You should always be provided with information about the investigation and prosecution. It is your right under the #VictimsCode. #VictimsRights

If you choose to report a crime, right three of the #VictimsCode ensures that you’re always provided with information. This might be information about the process or who to contact for support. #VictimsRights.

Thank you @VictimsComm for speaking out today on the call H.O.P.E welcomes you on any future calls ✊🏾 the ref to the #victimscode and training for magistrates is key but whole System & Culture change is needed to protect ALL children and survivors. #domesticabuse #HOPE 🙏🏾

If you’ve experienced a crime, you have the right to be informed about the criminal justice process and the support available. The #VictimsCode explains the rights that everyone can expect to receive as a victim of crime. Understand your rights at victimscode.org.uk

Do you know you have 12 rights under the #VictimsCode? In certain cases, you have the right to be automatically referred to the Victim Contact Scheme, which gives you the opportunity to be provided with information about the offender in prison #VictimsRights.

Right nine of the #VictimsCode is to be given information about the outcome of the case and any appeals. This means that you have the right to know whether or not the perpetrator has been convicted, and to be given an explanation of the sentence #VictimsRights.

By working together we can ensure that victims receive the right support @ the right time. For the past few months we've been working alongside @RJGlos in local schools, holding restorative conversations, restorative conferences, and talking about victim's rights #victimscode

Our victims and exploitation teams work alongside Police and Crime Commissioners to provide confidential, independent support to victims of crime and exploitation. We welcome today’s updates to the #VictimsCode to make the Code easier to understand and improve rights for victims.

After campaigning for many years for Govt to reform #victimscode & for a #victimslaw, I have responded to @MoJGovUK consultation for a more effective code. Victims need to know their rights to justice & support & statutory partners must deliver them london.gov.uk/sites/default/…

Would you know your rights if you were a victim of crime? If you've experienced a crime, you have the right to be informed about the criminal justice process & the support available These rights are set out in Victims’ Code Learn more at victimscode.org.uk #VictimsCode

🚨 If you’ve experienced a crime, you have the right to be informed about the criminal justice process and the support available. The #VictimsCode explains the rights that everyone can expect to receive as a victim of crime. ⬇️

The Victims’ Code explains the rights that everyone can expect to receive as a victim of crime. 👉 Read our #VictimsCode guidance for police officers and staff. It explains what these rights are, and how policing can support victims of crimes: college.police.uk/guidance/victi…

If you have experienced crime you have 12 rights under the #VictimsCode. The ninth is to be given information about the outcome of the case and any appeals. You have the right to be informed. #VictimsRights

If you're a victim of crime, you can expect certain standards from agencies in the #CriminalJusticeSystem such as the police and courts. Your rights are explained in the #VictimsCode. Learn more: victimandwitnessinformation.org.uk/your-rights/as…