Bonus ITV: Help groups welcome efforts to boost support for crime victims
03/09/12 14:08 CET
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Costa Concordia hearing re-opens Euronews reporter Seamus Kearney spoke to David McKenna, the President of Victim Support Europe and Chief Executive of Victim Support Scotland. They discussed the proposed new EU directive that aims to harmonise victim support systems across Europe.
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