01672     2200277   4500001000700000010002200007090001100029100004100040101000800081102000700089200011100096210006400207215002300271330068700294606003700981606002601018606002901044606003101073606003901104606002601143675001901169710005801188801001201246852001401258995012201272409050  a978-92-9461-136-9  a409050  a20241202d        kkky0pory50      ba  aeng  aLU  aCrime, safety and victim's rightsefundamental rights surveyfEuropean Union Agency for Fundamental Rights  aLuxembourgcPublications Office of the European Uniond2021  a132 p.cil.d30 cm  aCrime harms individual victims, their loved ones, as well as society as a whole. Its effects are multi-faceted, causing physical, psychological and material injury. Fear of crime can be almost equally damaging, often changing how people live their daily lives.
Crime undermines the individual rights of victims, including their core fundamental rights, such as the right to life and human dignity. The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights obliges states to protect these rights. The Charter and the Victims’ Rights Directive also give victims a right to redress and to be treated without discrimination. In addition, victims’ property and consumer protection
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