Chapter 3 CONCEPTUAL AND CONTEXTUAL FRAMEWORK “As government departments, we often work in silos, but the Victims’ Charter makes us speak with one voice, because we are all affected by crime on a personal level, and - Men on... - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Chapter 3 CONCEPTUAL AND CONTEXTUAL FRAMEWORK “As government departments, we often work in silos, but the Victims’ Charter makes us speak with one voice, because we are all affected by crime on a personal level, and Add to Reading List Document Date: 2007-11-19 03:29:38 Open Document File Size: 432,94 KB Share Result on Facebook Company LEAR / / Country South Africa / / IndustryTerm reﬂects current services / Direct services / victim support services / criminal law / / Organization Department of Health / Local Government / Department of Justice / Unit of the NPA / civil society / 4HE ABSENCE OF DEPARTMENTS SUCH AS %DUCATION 0ROVINCIAL and Local Government / Department of Social Development / Metro Police / Department of Correctional Services / / Region South Africa / / SocialTag Domestic violence Family therapy Violence against men Violence against women Applied ethics Restorative justice Victim Support Crime Ethics Criminology

Chapter 3 CONCEPTUAL AND CONTEXTUAL FRAMEWORK “As government departments, we often work in silos, but the Victims’ Charter makes us speak with one voice, because we are all affected by crime on a personal level, and Add to Reading List