The Office of the Federal Ombudsman for Victims of Crime is a new, independent resource for victims in Canada. The Office was created in 2007 to ensure the federal government meets its responsibilities to victims of crime.
Victims can contact the Office to learn more about their rights
under federal law and the services available to them, or to
make a complaint about any federal agency or federal legislation
dealing with victims of crime. In addition to its direct work with
victims, the Office also works to ensure that policy makers and other
criminal justice personnel are aware of victims’ needs and
concerns, and to identify important issues and trends that may negatively
impact victims. Where appropriate, the Ombudsman may also make recommendations
to the federal government.
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