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Government’s Victims’ Rights Bill 2026, which protects victims in a variety of groundbreaking new ways, will call for a sea of change in the mindset of investigatory agencies like the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service and prosecuting agencies to ensure victims’ rights are upheld.
“We intend to have awareness programmes with all agencies involved. We’re going to bring them in a room, set out a mandatory code that must be followed flowing from this bill when passed and let them know this is the new order - victims have suffered too long!” said Justice Minister Devish Maharaj in piloting the bill in the Senate yesterday.
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