During this Week of Victims and Survivors of Crime, Plaidoyer Victimes wishes to shed light on a troubling reality experienced on the ground.
An open letter, initiated and supported by professionals from various backgrounds who provide services to victims of crime, is currently available online to raise awareness about the impact of current delays and conditions on access to IVAC services 👇
🔗 bit.ly/DélaisIVAClettre-2026-05-05
Although this initiative originates from the clinical community, we have chosen to support it because the issues raised directly affect victims’ ability to exercise their rights, particularly regarding access to compensation.
This campaign aims to highlight the realities on the ground and encourage concrete actions to promote access to IVAC services for victims of criminal offenses and their loved ones.
Every voice that joins this effort helps raise awareness of the realities on the ground and the importance of prompt, compassionate, and sustainable access to support services for victims of criminal offenses and their loved ones.
We invite you to read, share, and sign this open letter to support this collective effort!
