National Center for Victims of Violence 400 people taken into care within one year

Marlène Clement
adapted for RTL Today
At a press conference on Monday marking its first anniversary, Luxembourg's National Center for Victims of Violence (CNVV) announced that nearly 400 people had been taken into care in its first year.
From left to right: Justice Minister Elisabeth Margue, Gender Equality and Diversity Minister Yuriko Backes, Health Minister Martine Deprez, and director of the CNVV, Ashanti Berrend.
© Marlène Clement / RTL

Luxembourg’s National Center for Victims of Violence (CNVV) presented its first annual figures at a press conference on Monday marking its first anniversary, with contributions from Ashanti Berrend, director of the CNVV, as well as Health Minister Martine Deprez, Gender Equality and Diversity Minister Yuriko Backes, and Justice Minister Elisabeth Margue.

The press conference marked the first anniversary of the CNVV
© Marlène Clement / RTL

Within one year, nearly 400 people were taken into care by the National Center for Victims of Violence (CNVV), meaning more than one victim of violence per day. 60 percent of them had Luxembourgish nationality. In 70 percent of the cases, the violence occurred within the family.

Since May 1, the central contact point for victims has been open around the clock, and a helpline has also been set up, which operates 24/7.

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