All persons can be considered as victims, a victim of an accident, of violence, of harassment…

IN A DIFFICULT SITUATION, DO NOT STAY ALONE

To know your rights, you can contact the Victims Help Association, who have professionals and specialised services with the purpose of informing you, advising you and to defend your best interests. The Victims of Criminal Offenses Help Association is at the service of all real persons who are victim of a criminal offence. Due to this fact, persons who have been subject to damage where the cause is of a purely civil nature, is not suitable for the skills of this association. The Victims of Criminal Offences Help Association is at your service to help you, to guide you, to support you and to listen to you.

The Welcome

You can contact A.V.I.P. at: 93 25 00 07.

You can also leave a message through our website in the “Nous Contacter” section,
or send us an email at: avip@monaco.mc

We can offer you a personal appointment, where you’ll be welcomed by a trained professional.
The meeting is confidential, and any information you choose to share will be used only to support and protect your rights.

Legal guidance is provided to help you understand your situation, assert your rights,
and build a case including steps toward obtaining compensation for the harm you’ve experienced.

THE STATUTES

The Victims of Criminal Offences Help Association, abbreviated in French, A.V.I.P, was created in July, 2014 in Monaco under the law, No. 1.382 of July 20th, 2011 in order to prevent and repress specific violence. The A.V.I.P which is registered by the Ministerial Authorisation No. 2014-660 of November 20th, 2014, intervenes in the Principality of Monaco and proposes its services confidentially and free of charge. The A.V.I.P. welcomes all victims of offences, advises them on the steps to take in order to assert their rights.

THE MEMBERS

The A.V.I.P. is composed of volunteers who are members who use their knowledge to help victims of criminal offences by welcoming them at the association, understanding, providing information, providing an accompaniment, psychological help and an orientation designed to respond to their needs.

Direct access

Being a victim ?

-> The victims
-> Victims of an offence
-> Victims of domestic violence
-> Victims of rape or a sexual attack

Your rights

-> Lawyer’s advice
-> Legal assistance 

Your recourse

-> Establishment of the facts
-> Denunciation of the facts
-> The trial 

Contact

-> Contact us