The Victimization of LGBTQ

Unfortunately, from the standpoint of sacrifice, many ethnic minorities are victims of socially brutal intentions. For example, elderly people, people with disabilities, people raising children, and people who admit LGBTQ seem to be many people. For those who do not understand LGBTQ for: lesbians, gay, bisexual, transsexual, and skeptical. Society has grown over the years, but many people are still worried about the sexual orientation of these people.

Crime victims of LGBTQ lack the services of culturally competent victims. In addition, many victim services are not well trained in cooperation with victims of LGBTQ or survivors of criminals 17. The biggest obstacles to the victim service of LGBTQ are prejudice, amphoteric phobia, and regressive phobia. The history and popularity of such attitudes means that victims of LGBTQ may be concerned about prejudice, even if service providers and judiciary work hard to improve their cultural abilities . That experience opposed the LGBTQ bias. The problem of reporting crime is the lack of a comprehensive victim service because the crime victim of LGBTQ is LGBTQ and may be repeatedly biased.

Establish cooperative relationship between LGBTQ anti-violence program and mainstream victim support 1. Provide cultural competent services to LGBTQ by providing LGBTQ specific training to criminal and civil judicial system staff and victim support providers The National Center and NCAVP, which it provides to crime victims, have started this joint survey and are reporting to better understand the victim services provided to the victims of LGBTQ crime throughout the United States. As these crimes are the crime most reported in the NCVAP program, the joint policy report focuses on violence by hatred and violence by intimate partners for LGBTQ people. The report confirms the service gap of LGBTQ violent victims and shows the need to provide culturally competent services through cooperation with LGBTQ and mainstream service providers. Gaps in these services hurt LGBTQ individuals, families, and communities

The report recommends to strengthen the effectiveness and impartiality of the services offered to the victims of LGBTQ crime, particularly to strengthen violence by hatred and intimate partner's violence and ultimately to the mainstream victim support We propose cooperation of institution and LGBTQ specific violence prevention program. The proposed strategy is effective only if it is supported by changes in laws and policies necessary to provide equal victim rights and services to criminal LGBTQ victims. Establishment of cooperation between LGBTQ anti-violence program and mainstream victim support 1. By providing LGBTQ specific training to criminal and civil judicial system staff and victim support provider, culturally competent services can be provided for LGBTQ crime Offer to victims