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010 _a978-92-9461-136-9
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100 _a20241202d kkky0pory50 ba
101 _aeng
102 _aLU
200 _aCrime, safety and victim's rights
_efundamental rights survey
_fEuropean Union Agency for Fundamental Rights
210 _aLuxembourg
_cPublications Office of the European Union
_d2021
215 _a132 p.
_cil.
_d30 cm
330 _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 rights can be affected.
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_aVÍTIMAS DE VIOLÊNCIA
606 _aVITIMIZAÇÃO
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_aAPOIO À VÍTIMA
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_aDIREITOS DA VÍTIMA
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_aPROTECÇÃO ÀS VÍTIMAS
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_aUNIÃO EUROPEIA
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_a343.24
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_aEuropean Union. Agency for Fundamental Rights
801 _aPT
_gRPC
852 _j343.24EUR