العربية 
Victims & family protection
We represent victims before relevant authorities, including the police, the Public Prosecution, and courts at all levels. Our goal is to pursue justice against perpetrators of crimes and to support the principle of the rule of law.
In certain criminal cases, it is insufficient to rely solely on the competent authorities to initiate prosecution and deliver justice to victims. Victims must also take proactive measures to assist the police and judicial agencies in holding perpetrators accountable.
In this regard, we work diligently to represent our clients and achieve their legal objectives in coordination with the relevant authorities, including the police, the Public Prosecution, and the criminal courts. Our legal representation of victims involves the following procedures, tailored to each individual case:
1. Providing Legal Advice: Offering guidance to victims on the appropriate legal steps to take.
2. Preparing and Drafting Complaints: Drafting and submitting complaints to the competent authorities.
3. Claiming Compensation: Seeking compensation for damages resulting from criminal acts.
4. Assisting in the Search for Criminals: Contributing to efforts to locate and bring perpetrators to justice.
5. Legal Representation: Representing victims before the judiciary, the Public Prosecution, and the police.
How can we help you?
We represent victims or their representatives, depending on the legal context, to assist them in ensuring that the legally prescribed punishment is imposed on the perpetrator. Additionally, we help in claiming compensation for the losses incurred as a result of the crime.
Questions about victims and family protection
Is it necessary for a lawyer to represent me in the complaint procedure?
No, you can file a complaint yourself through the police and the Public Prosecution. However, if you wish to claim compensation, having a lawyer can be beneficial. Additionally, some complaints may require specific formal procedures, which a specialized lawyer can help navigate.Is it necessary to pay a financial fee to file complaints regarding a crime?
No, the law generally exempts complainants from paying fees when filing complaints about crimes, with a few exceptions. However, if you are claiming compensation, you will need to pay the applicable legal fees.Can I claim compensation for a crime that occurred against me?
Yes, you can claim compensation for any material, mental, or physical damage that occurred to you as a result of a crime.I have been exposed to a cybercrime. Can I file a complaint directly?
Yes, cybercrimes are punishable under Palestinian law. You can file a complaint directly if you are a victim of an electronic attack.