Self-reliance
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Self-reliance
Citizens seem to have been given more and more responsibilities – as employees, as patients and as consumers, for example. In many areas the government’s role is changing to that of facilitator and regulator. How do citizens manage their new role? Are solidarity and justice in society not at risk?
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- Dutch apology to Indonesia too late for relatives BOOK: Victimological Approaches to International Crimes: Africa
- Victims’ right to speak is generally viewed positively A legal provision introduced in the Netherlands in 2005 gives victims and their next of kin the legal right to speak. This option is used mostly by victims with trauma-related complaints. Speaking during the court session can have positive effects.
- The men who killed me Anne-Marie de Brouwer, INTERVICT
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- INTERVICT conducts interdisciplinary research that contributes to a comprehensive, evidence-based body of knowledge on the empowerment and support of victims of crime and abuse of power. website INTERVICT
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