We continue to provide accredited assistance to victims of hate crimes and victims of any of the crimes of terrorism. We have previously provided this assistance in the years 2022–2024.
The assistance includes:
- Social assistance,
- Legal aid, including legal representation,
- Psychological services.
All services for victims of crime are provided free of charge.
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Team members:
- Lukáš Novák, Project Coordinator
- Silvia Moravčíková, Social Worker,
- Natália Šramelová, Collaborating Lawyer,
- IPčko (partner organization)
- Marek Madro, Psychologist,
- Marta Marošová, Psychologist
- Katarína Vincová, Psychologist
How does it work?
If you are interested in resolving your problem, please contact us by email, phone, or in person to arrange a meeting. Based on this meeting, we will jointly assess what type of assistance we can provide and agree on a joint procedure. You do not have to worry about anything, our help is confidential and nothing will happen without your consent.
Who is a victim of a crime and do I have to be in criminal proceedings?
At the time you come to us, you do not have to be a person with the status of an injured party in criminal proceedings. This means that you can come to us even before you start addressing your problem through criminal proceedings, and filing a police report may not even be necessary. It is up to our joint agreement and evaluation how we will resolve your case. You can just come for advice.
Find out more about who is a crime victim and what your rights are here.
We provide assistance with financial support from the Ministry of Justice of the Slovak Republic within the grant program for providing professional assistance to victims of crime. The Human Rights League is solely responsible for the content of this document.