The victim of the criminal offence against sexual freedom and the criminal offence of human trafficking, in addition to the rights that all victims have, also has the following rights:
- to talk to a counsel/advisor (financed from the state budget), before the interrogation/hearing
- to have a legal representative financed from the state budget
- that he/she is interviewed by a person of the same sex by the police and in the state attorney’s office, and that if there is another interview, it is conducted by that same person
- to refuse to answer questions that have no connection to the criminal offence and that are related to the personal life of the victim
- to demand to be interviewed with audio-visual equipment
- to the confidentiality of personal data
- to demand that the public be excluded from the hearing.
The child victim of a criminal offence, in addition to the rights that all victims have, also has the following rights:
- to have a legal representative financed from the state budget
- the confidentiality of personal data
- the exclusion of the public.
The victim of the criminal offence of violence intentionally committed has the right to financial compensation from the state budget in accordance with a special law.
The victim of a criminal offence for which the prescribed sentence is more than five years, who suffers serious consequences from that offence, has the right to professional assistance from a counsellor/advisor financed from the state budget with the submission of a claim for indemnification.