The sexual violence had taken place in Italy.
Since our country has not transposed the EU directive 2004/80 which requires states to pay compensation to victims of violent and intentional crimes that have not been 'restored' by the abusers, the matter was over before the community judges upon request. of the same Supreme Court that wanted 'light' on the possibility of obtaining compensation from the State for the victims not 'compensated'.
Following the ruling of the EU Court, the Third Civil Section of the Cassation today condemned the Presidency of the Council to compensate the victim, in an equitable and adequate manner with respect to the suffering suffered, for having implemented with delay the Community Directive 2004/80. "It is a very technical but important sentence", underline the 'stoats'.
