Victims' Commissioner for England & Wales
@VictimsComm
The official account for the Victims' Commissioner for England & Wales, Baroness Newlove. Promoting the interests of victims and witnesses of crime.
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http://www.victimscommissioner.org.uk 18-10-2011 13:04:15
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Great to see such coverage on Good Morning Britain of anti-social behaviour and the impact it has on victims!
We will continue to support Victims' Commissioner for England & Wales in tackling these issues and providing victims with the support they need!
#victim #support #ASB #GMB #asbcasereview
ICYMI: Full clip of my Good Morning Britain interview.
Thank you for spotlighting anti-social behaviour.
I will continue to push for better support for these victims. As Ed Balls said, I don't give up easily.
📺 Victims of Anti-Social Behaviour Need Better Support 👇youtube.com/watch?v=4a5PJq…
As Victims' Commissioner, my inbox is full of victims' accounts of anti-social behaviour.
They tell me they feel ignored, passed from pillar to post and need help.
The #VictimsBill must provide them with better support.
✍️ My words in The Mirror 👇
mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…
Rape victims are effectively forced to choose between justice and the right to a private life.
That's why I'm calling for amendments to the #VictimsBill next week.
Good to see ICO - Information Commissioner's Office continue pushing for an end to this excessive practice.
Read more⬇️ victimscommissioner.org.uk/document/brief…
The success of the #VictimsBill hinges on whether it delivers genuine compliance with the Victims’ Code.
Recent gov't revisions to the bill mark a positive step forward, but work remains to deliver a truly comprehensive package for victims.
Read more ➡️victimscommissioner.org.uk/news/new-victi…
I welcome Ministry of Justice steps to clarify the law on 'gagging orders', making it clear that NDAs can't be used to silence victims.
An important step to safeguard and empower victims to speak out.
My take in The Telegraph 👇. With thanks to Charles Hymas
telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/0…
Victims need more than just good intentions. All too often our justice agencies are letting victims down – with few repercussions.
The #VictimsBill needs stronger oversight mechanisms to ensure victims receive the rights they deserve.
(Thanks Charles Hymas & Victim Support 👇)
Good to see Suzy Lamplugh Trust raising awareness about the importance of ISAs.
According to my report, advocates provide invaluable support to victims.
To continue their crucial work, these services need enhanced and sustainable funding.
Full report 👇
victimscommissioner.org.uk/news/going-abo…
💬 Pleasure speaking to Sophie Huskisson about the severe impacts of anti-social behaviour.
As I know too well, persistent ASB can be like a living nightmare.
📣 Things must change. The #VictimsBill must be amended to recognise these victims of persistent ASB.
📰 Read the piece 👇
Our Patron, Baroness Newlove Victims' Commissioner for England & Wales, still fighting for victims of #AntiSocialBehaviour after years of campaigning.
Support for victims of #ASB is not consistent across the country, and many victims are left in 'no man's land'. That's why we'll continue working with
💬 Thank you to The Times and The Sunday Times and Charlotte Wace for bringing to life, some of the many issues faced by anti-social behaviour victims.
As the #victimsandprisonersbill makes its way ➡️ parliament, I'll continue to push for changes to better safeguard this group.
Full story 📰👇