This blog is written and published by me because I have no other choice.
All my clear and legally provable documents have been ignored by the judiciary for years! Too many people in too many important positions are being called out. It was #Gustl_Molath yesterday, and it’s me today! #David_vs_Goliath
Now Twitter has disabled the Promote function. I am too inconvenient, fighting against too powerful people.
“Do not underestimate the strength of democracy!”
Dr. Frank Walter Steinmeier
The abuse of power by the judiciary and institutions must end. #metoo was just the beginning. Please help me in this fight.
Victim Protection and Criminal Law
Victims can defend themselves against the violation of their rights in a crime. Victim protection in Austria includes a range of legal provisions that allow victims to defend themselves against the violation of their rights in a crime. This can include not only bodily harm, coercion, or stalking but also other offenses such as theft or property damage.
In this article, we aim to compile all the important information about victim protection in Austria and answer key questions, such as: What is victim protection?
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A victim can have their rights violated in the following ways:
In Austria, many violations of a person’s rights are regulated civilly under the ABGB, the General Civil Code. Additionally, the most important criminal regulations for a crime are determined by the Criminal Code (StGB).
Individual paragraphs address offenses such as theft or bodily harm, as well as crimes like fraud or slander.
Furthermore, Austria also has the Crime Victims Act (VOG), which governs the claims of individuals who have become victims of a crime.
#survivor of a psychopath
