Crime Victims Day in Europe
Crime Victims Day in Europe is held on February 22. This event in the third decade of the month February is annual. 
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On February 22, 1989, VSS held a public event for human; there is a certain value in being there, not crime victims in Stockholm This was supposed to be a one-time event; however, at VSS’s annual meeting shortly afterward, Lagerbäck suggested that it should be an annual Getting Victims on the Agenda: 1988–89 event (Motion, March 6, 1989). The event later turned into the European Day for Victims of Crime, supported by the In 1988, the first year for which we can find documents in European Commission, a day that is also referred to in VSS’s national archive, it is clear that the entrepreneurs’ Sweden as ‘‘International Crime Victims Day.’’
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