Victims' Commissioner

The Victims’ Commissioner is an independent role in the UK responsible for representing the interests of victims and witnesses of crime. They work to ensure that those affected by crime receive appropriate support, fair treatment, and that their rights are upheld throughout the criminal justice process. The Commissioner provides advice to government bodies, promotes victims’ needs, and seeks to improve services, ensuring that victims’ voices are heard and considered in policy decisions. This role helps foster a more compassionate and effective justice system that considers the challenges faced by victims and their families.