Survivor's Bill of Rights

The Survivor’s Bill of Rights is a set of principles designed to ensure that individuals who experience abuse or violence receive fair treatment, support, and access to resources. It emphasizes the survivor’s right to safety, privacy, and dignity, as well as their right to be heard and involved in decision-making processes. The Bill encourages organizations and authorities to act compassionately and transparently, offering survivors services without re-traumatization, and recognizing their autonomy. Overall, it promotes a respectful, survivor-centered approach to addressing and preventing abuse, ensuring their rights are protected throughout the process.