3.6 Other Bodies

The wider map: the GOVERNMENT (the ministry's policy (the crime victim protection's implementation faces (the coordination craft))); the LOCAL bodies (the Palika's protection-and- support duties (the post-federalism proximity (the local funds' faces))); the NHRC (the violations' victims (the recommendations'-and-the reparation practice)); the SOCIAL WELFARE bodies (the relief funds' administration (the interim relief's craft)); the NGOs-and-the civil society (the service- and-the advocacy (the shelters, the counselling, the legal aid (the GBV network's mainstay))); the HEALTH system (the treatment (the one-stop centres (the protocol's craft))); the MEDIA (the reporting's ethics (the identity's-and-the sensationalism's bar (the secondary harm's media face))); the INTERNATIONAL bodies (the UN-and-the treaty mechanisms (the victims' faces (the transitional justice's world (Unit 5)))). Exam Focus Long question: The stakeholders' victim-faces map (the six actors — each with the three duties — the banker). Short questions: the FIR refusal's remedy; the controlled cross; the release notification; the melmilap consent. Trick areas: (i) Each actor's duties DIFFER (the police's sensitivity ≠ the prosecutor's consultation ≠ the court's orders ≠ the defence's ethics) — the generic answer's weakness; (ii) The DEFENCE lawyer IS a victimology stakeholder (the dignity's duty within the zealous defence — the surprising inclusion); (iii) The corrections' victim face = the POST-RELEASE world (the notification-and-the conditions craft); (iv) The balance's rule (U1's paradox) runs through every actor.