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The "European Day of the Victims of Crime" on February 22nd is a special day when people in Europe remember and support those who have been hurt by crimes, like theft or bullying. It's a day to show kindness and let them know they are not alone. People learn about how to help and protect others so everyone feels safe. Communities come together to talk about making the world nicer and making sure everyone knows how important it is to be fair and just. It's like giving a big hug to those who need it the most.
How to celebrate European Day of the Victims of Crime?
On "European Day of the Victims of Crime," you can light a candle to remember those who have been hurt. You can also draw a colorful picture or write a kind note to show you care about them. Share a story or a moment of silence with your family to help them understand how important it is to be kind and help others. You can also do something nice for someone who is sad or hurting, like sharing a hug or listening to them. By doing these things, you show love and support for those who need it.
Where European Day of the Victims of Crime is celebrated?
- - International
- - European Union countries
