Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-12-13-Speech-2-311-000"
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"en.20111213.26.2-311-000"2
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"Great strides have been made this afternoon towards the establishment of a true European justice area. The European Parliament has adopted a series of measures establishing greater European protection for victims of crime, who will be protected in the same way throughout the European Union. The main beneficiaries of these measures will be victims of gender-based violence, harassment, kidnapping, stalking or attempted murder. While victim protection measures are already in place in every EU country, they are insufficient since they do not cover victims who have moved elsewhere and are therefore often left defenceless. Consequently, this is a real development for victims and their families, whose dignity and integrity are protected within the European Union through judicial and police cooperation between Member States. This is not about wanting Europe to act as a shield; it is about creating a European protection area for particularly fragile and vulnerable people. In practice, this inevitably means simplifying access to justice for all and prioritising the defence of victims’ rights over that of their aggressors."@en1
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