Wishing the Sikh community a peaceful and happy Vaisakhi. May it bring you joy and prosperity. #Vaisakhi2024

If a victim has not received any of their Rights under the Code, they can make a complaint to the relevant service provider. If they are not satisfied with outcome, they can ask their MP to refer complaint to Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman ( NB: the MP filter will be removed with Victims’ Law).

If you are a victim, or bereaved family member, and the offender was convicted of a specified violent or sexual offence, and sentenced to 12 months or more, you have the right to be automatically referred to the Victim Contact Scheme and assigned a Victim Liaison Officer.

We continue to appeal for witnesses and information following the murder of a woman in Westminster.

Kamonnan Thiamphanit, 27, was fatally stabbed.

Commander Owain Richards said: “While our detectives are keeping an open mind for any motive, I can confirm that it is likely…

If you give evidence in court, you have the Right to claim expenses from the Crown Prosecution Service for e.g. travel, child care, loss of earnings and meals. If the police took any of your property as evidence, you have the Right to get it back promptly #KnowYourRights bit.ly/43WFohM

As a victim, you have the right to be told the outcome of the case and given a short explanation of the sentence. If you believe the sentence is too low, in some cases, you can ask Attorney General to refer it to the Court of Appeal. You have 28 days to do this. #KnowYourRights

Wishing all Muslim Londoners a peaceful and happy Eid #EidMubarak

Victims have the right to be given information about the trial, the trial process, including outcome of any hearings. If giving evidence, victims should have their needs assessed and be offered a pre-court visit before trial. #KnowYourRights gov.uk/government/pub…

Victims and bereaved families have a right to make a victim personal statement (VPS) to show the impact the crime has had on their life. This statement is considered by the Judge or magistrate when determining the sentence. #knowyourrights

Victims must be told when suspect is arrested, interviewed under caution, released without charge, or released on bail or under investigation. Police/CPS must give explanation if they decide not to proceed and info on how victims can seek a review ⬇️ gov.uk/government/pub…

As a victim of crime, you have a right to information about compensation, as you may be entitled to it through CICA . You must apply within two years of the date of the incident, as time limits can only be extended in exceptional circumstances #KnowYourRights

Did you know that when you report a crime, you have a right to be offered support, and this will include an assessment of your needs? If you have to attend court, you should be offered a separate needs assessment by the Witness Care Unit #KnowYourRights assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/60620279…

Right 3: the right to be provided with information when reporting a crime - where to seek support, how to seek compensation and signpost to further information about the Victims Code, and the criminal justice process. #knowyourrights victimandwitnessinformation.org.uk/your-rights/as…

Victims have the right to have details of the crime recorded without delay. They also have the right to be interviewed without unjustified delay, and for the number of interviews to be kept to a minimum and conducted by the same person, where possible ⬇️ victimandwitnessinformation.org.uk/your-rights/as…

Over the next 12 days, I’ll be amplifying the rights that victims of crime are entitled to under the Victims Code. If you’re a victim, or are supporting a victim, make sure you know these rights ⬇️ victimandwitnessinformation.org.uk/your-rights/as…

Wishing peace and joy to everyone celebrating this weekend. #HappyEaster

Those affected by rape, sexual violence, abuse or harassment can access support by contacting Rape Crisis England & Wales's Rape & Sexual Abuse Support Line - a free phone and online service available for all 24/7 rapecrisis.org.uk/get-help/want-…

If you are worried that someone might be stalking you, the National Stalking Helpline Stalking Helpline UK can help you understand the law, your options and how to access support. Further information can be found here: suzylamplugh.org/am-i-being-sta…

Following a crime, victims need support in many areas - from reporting to recovery. In London, information and support is available from London Victim and Witness Service londonvws.org.uk

What sad news. Richard dedicated his life to tirelessly campaign to tackle youth violence and help so many others. He built a legacy for his son Damilola. My thoughts and condolences with his family and loved ones. #LegacyofHope