As a result of the increasing polarisation, and normalisation of hate, those impacted by it, struggle to come forward and get the needed reparation, which is why the EU has recognised how victims should be empowered and have their rights enhanced and validated!

Three main
Objectives

Directed at achieving its main goal of building a victim-centred approach to handling and managing hate and extremism incidents, the VicTory Project proposes to achieve 3 main objectives: 

■ Build a victim-centred approach 
​to the support of victims of hate crimes and (violent) extremism-related incidents.

■ Enhance the capacities, intervention support,
and cooperation of key practitioners 
​(i.e. criminal justice professionals, victims support workers, and case managers)  when working with victims of hate crimes and (violent) extremism-related incidents.

■ Improve the effective and coherent application
​of legislation and good practices
such as restorative-led, to uphold victims’ rights, mitigating secondary victimisation.

| Who will be mobilised​

| Justice professionals working with victims (e.g., judges, prosecutors, legal professionals)

| Victim support workers and case managers

| Correctional practitioners

| Civil society practitioners 

| Law enforcement professionals