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GDPR and what it means for victims

Most people last week were bombarded with emails, that you may have felt you were actually a victim of this new data protection legislation yourself. But as the calm is restored after the last few weeks of madness you might…

The Virtual Court: Transformation or Bust……

By Andrew Morley, Non-Executive Director. This article first appeared in Policing Insight and argues that the introduction of Video Links between Police Stations and Courts provides the opportunity for modernisation of our criminal justice system, and that this needs to be an…

Victim of Domestic Abuse: how do I get help?

Domestic abuse can happen to anyone, regardless of gender, age or ethnicity. We believe that anyone  affected by domestic abuse should be able to receive the care and support they are entitled to.

Victim of Hate Crime: how do I get help?

Hate crime is defined as ‘any criminal offence which is perceived, by the victim or any other person, to be motivated by hostility or prejudice towards someone based on a personal characteristic.’

Victim of Sexual Violence: how do I get help?

If you’re worried someone might see you have been on this page, find out how to stay safe online here. If you have been victim of sexual violence it isn’t your fault – where you were, if you had been drinking,…

Victim of Terrorism: how do I get help?

If you’re worried someone might see you have been on this page, find out how to stay safe online here. Terrorist attacks are unpredictable and are designed to cause mass fear and terror.

Victim of Online Abuse: how do I get help?

If you’re worried someone might see you have been on this page, find out how to stay safe online here. Online abuse is any type of abuse that occurs on the internet – many of us spend part of our day…