Chief executive says 'victim-focused' strategy launched last month
A Victim Charter could be developed by the end of the year, according to the chief executive of Victim Support Isle of Man.
Lorna Trevethan says the organisation launched a new victim-focused strategy at a conference last month, with the aim of making victims the heart of the judicial system.
She added that implementing these changes would make 'some tangible difference' and minimise re-traumatising victims and witnesses.
Currently, Lorna says some victims are only alerted about their cases going to court through the media:
You can find the Victim Support strategy HERE.
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