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The Implementation of the Victims' Directive in Ireland: Identifying and Preventing Secondary & Repeat Victimisation

This article gives us more information about the Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing minimum standards on the rights, support and protection of victims of crime, and replacing Council Framework Decision 2001/220/JHA. The Victims’ Directive provides for minimum rights, supports and protection for victims of crime regardless of where the crime was committed in the European Union. The rights under the Directive are not conditional upon the residential status of the victim or the victims’ citizenship or nationality.
  • Ireland
  • Research
  • 2015

Text Alert System

Following a pilot project, a Text Alert scheme was launched in the Republic of Ireland in September, 2013 by An Garda Síochána (Police Force) with the support of a number of existing community networks including Community Alert, Neighborhood Watch, the Irish Farmers Association and related stakeholders. The scheme provides a further mechanism by which An Garda Síochána can provide crime prevention information to community groups, who in turn will forward this information and advice by text or email to all members of the group in the community.
  • Ireland
  • Research
  • 2015

Manual & Toolbox ISEC-project 2013-2015 Genk - Administrative approach to organised crime

Here you can find the full Manual & Toolbox ISEC-project 2013-2015 Genk - Administrative approach to organised crime - "Support European local authorities in combating local outcomes of organised crime. Co-funded by the Prevention of and Fight against Crime Program of the European Union." Beside the full Toolbox you can also find a summary in English, as well as summaries in 22 other European languages.
  • Belgium
  • Research
  • 2015

Research on police officers and candidates for police work attitude towards domestic violence.

In this research the attitude towards domestic violence of two different groups was evaluated. The participants were divided into 2 groups (60 participants, who have experience in police work or have studied police work, and 60 participants, who have neither experience nor education in police field).
  • Latvia
  • Research
  • 2015

Simplification of less serious crime investigation aimed to balance public danger, harm caused by crime and consumption of resources for investigation

The aim of the project is to exchange, summarize and analyse legislation, knowledge, experience and the best practice on simplification of less serious crime investigation in 7 EU Member States and to deliver recommendations for implementation of the best models and practice, thereby providing opportunities to increase effectiveness of law enforcement agencies in the EU Member States.
  • Latvia
  • Research
  • 2015