Police launch handbook so victims don't have to repeatedly recount crimes
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The introduction of the handbook was included in the fifth basic plan for supporting crime victims and their families, which was adopted at a Cabinet meeting last month.
The introduction of the handbook was included in the fifth basic plan for supporting crime victims and their families, which was adopted at a Cabinet meeting last month.
Original source:The Japan Times ↗
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