2.6 Victim Support Measures

The support's stack: the MEDICAL (the treatment's immediate access (the sexual violence's protocol (the one-stop crisis centres' craft))); the PSYCHOLOGICAL (the trauma counselling (the crisis intervention, the therapy)); the ECONOMIC (the interim relief (the immediate needs (the state's advance)); the compensation fund's claim); the SHELTER (the safe houses (the domestic violence's-and-the trafficking's faces)); the LEGAL (the legal aid (the counsel's access (the victim's advocate craft))); the SOCIAL (the reintegration (the stigma's fight (the community's education))); the coordination's craft (the multi-agency referral (the police-health-justice-NGO chain (the one- door ideal))). Exam Focus Long questions: (i) The victim's definition-and-classification (the harm's four faces + the classes' table — the banker); (ii) The victim's rights-and-roles (the modern system's rebalancing). Short questions: the indirect victim; the typologies' caution; the victim-witness's double role; the one-stop crisis centre. Trick areas: (i) The victim's status NEVER depends on the offender's conviction (the "no- conviction" victim's rights); (ii) The typologies' CAUTION (the victim-blaming's risk — the modern critique's mark); (iii) The victim's participation ≠ the party-status restoration (the balance with the prosecution's discretion); (iv) The SUPPORT differs from the PROTECTION (the repair vs the shield — U1's "hand vs shield" craft).