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right to know Michigan VINE Service MIVINE Do not rely solely on MIVINE for your safety If you feel you are in danger call 911 Write down the following information remove this panel an. All civilian victims of con64258ict deserve amends in recognition of their su57374ering and respect for their dignity as human beings 2 Amends should meaningfully address the harm su57374ered by victims and re64258ect their needs and preferences Ame 57375is all inspires images of backward defenseless women in need of our sympathy and help Yet in Africa women have had and still have more power within their own societies than do most women in the Western world Women were not oppressed as women in PAROSHA CHANDRAN. 1 Pump Court Chambers. First annual report of the Inter-Departmental Ministerial Group on. Human Trafficking, October 2012. :. “In 2011, 946 potential victims of human trafficking were referred to the National Referral Mechanism (NRM). Of these, 634 were females and 312 were males, 712 were adults and 234 were children. The majority of potential child victims were reported to be in the 16–17 year old age category. The most prevalent source countries for potential victims who were referred into the NRM were Nigeria, China, Vietnam, Romania and Slovakia. The most prevalent exploitation type recorded through the NRM, for adults, was sexual exploitation however it is recognised that the incidence of labour exploitation and criminal exploitation is increasing. The most prevalent type of exploitation reported for children was labour exploitation. The recently published UK Human Trafficking Centre (UKHTC) Baseline Assessment suggests that there could be over 2,000 potential victims of human trafficking in the UK, based on information collected from a variety of other sources…. Identifying and Preventing Secondary . & Repeat . Victimisation. Maria McDonald . BL. marianidhomhnaill@gmail.com. . Introduction . 1. . The Victims’ . Directive. 2. Strength in Numbers – . Which social groups are at the highest risk of becoming victims of crime and why? . Connector . Work in pairs.. Discuss and write down what you think are the . social characteristics of the typical victim. Please be advised that these materials are provided through the generosity of our presenter faculty. All copyright laws apply to the proper use and crediting of these materials.. Financial Fraud in Indian Country. April 21, . 2014. Sarah . Bryer. National Juvenile Justice Network. Mai Fernandez. National Center for Victims of Crime. Dorothy Johnson-Speight. Mothers in Charge. Kerry . Naughton. Partnership for Safety and Justice. Victims. Bystanders (85%). Perpetrators (< 10%). Rescuers (< 0.5%). It is true that not all victims were Jews, but all Jews were victims.. - Elie Wiesel, 1995. Jews. Political Opponents. Habitual Criminals. Crimes. Can. Get Help. The Alabama Courtroom Attendance Act. provides crime victims with the right to attend trials and hearings as well as to sit with prosecutor throughout the criminal proceedings. . Survivor Driven Housing for Victims of Crime Special Project. Christine Watters, Victim Services Coordinator. Amy Dorsey. , SASP Grant Analyst / Grant Monitor. Hildegard Koenig, Program Specialist II. Help Your Organization • Set up and monitor SOVA display booths/tables at training/special events such as career fairs, job fairs, back to school bashes, recruitment events etc.• B (VOCA) Program Guidelines Effective for awards made from FFY2016 and later funds Wisconsin Department of Justice Office of Crime Victim Services 17 W est Main Street P.O. Box 7951 Madison, WI 53707 JUSTICEPUBLICSAFETYCABINETGRANTS MANAGEMENT DIVISIONVOCAVICTIMASSISTANCEFORMULAGRANTCONTACTINFORMATIONSTATE ADMINISTERING AGENCYJustice Public Safety Cabinet125 Holmes StreetFrankfort KY502 3251VOCA C Office of Justice ProgramsOffice for Victims of CrimeNew Directions from the FieldVictimsRights and Services forthe 21st CenturyVictimsrights litigation if successful vindicates the rights ofthe immed