Примери за използване на A victim support на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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A Victim Support Fund.
Tetsu and Kaori joined a victim support group.".
Development and piloting of a victim support model.
RFSL runs a victim support line for LGBT people who have been subjected to abuse, threats and violence.
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Development and piloting of a victim support model.
Each regional court has a victim support office(bureau d'aide aux victimes) run by a victim support association.
You have the unconditional right to be assisted throughout the trial by a victim support association.
That means you can contact a victim support organisation before you have reported a crime.
Particularly vulnerable victims are given an assessment and support from a victim support association.
This may be provided by a lawyer, a victim support organisation or another suitable representative.
Subsequently, the public prosecutor can refer a crime victim directly to a victim support association.
For example, if there is a victim support office, it should be easily accessible and we should have individuals who help in the hospital, in the police cell and with the court system.
You may also be able to obtain assistance from a victim support association, without any limit on duration.
During the court proceedings, you can be aided by the staff of a law centre or a victim support service.
If you are entitled to access victim assistance services from a victim support organisation, you will be informed about this before your first hearing.
It is not necessary to file a complaint to benefit from the support of a victim support association.
We should therefore also direct particular attention to developing a victim support system and overturning taboos that exist in society- in other words, we should improve people's awareness.
The police will inform you about victim support services and refer you to a victim support worker if necessary.
If new circumstances emerge in the course of the proceedings(e.g. as a result of information received from a victim support organisation), the public prosecutor or the court must document the new assessment and actually grant the rights associated with your status as a particularly vulnerable individual.
You can be supported and represented in your dealings with the law enforcement authorities by a lawyer,a member of a victim support organisation or another suitable person.
To obtain compensation for psychological help, it is necessary to contact a victim support service provider, who will then prepare the application to be signed.
The officer transmits this information to the judicial authority in charge of the proceedings, who decides, if it deems it appropriate,to have an in-depth evaluation carried out by a victim support association.
In order tohave compensation for psychological help, you have to meet a victim support worker who will draw up an application that you have to sign.
During the trial, the victim is informed of his or her right to become a civil party, to benefit from the assistance of a lawyer and to benefit under certain conditions from legal aid,as well as of the possibility of being accompanied by a victim support association.
Last week, business daily Handelsblatt reported there had been a willingness on the German side at VW to set up a Victim Support Fund for South America, comparable to the fund from which forced labourers under the Nazi regime were compensated.
Irrespective of whether the trial is public, as a victim you are entitled to be present and to be accompanied by a confidant- a lawyer,a member of a victim support organisation or another person.
You can also ask for help from one of the officially recognised victim support organisations, or by a victim support service or the victim reception offices at the court, for example when you are going to attend a court hearing.
With your consent, the police will also, in some cases, pass your contact details to e.g. a victim support helpline which will then contact you.
You will be informed by any appropriate means of your right to be assisted by a service belonging to a public authority or by a victim support association whose contact details will be given to you.