The Role of Policewoman in Supporting Narcotics and Drug's Women and Children Victims

The current increasing rate of crime, especially those related to drugs and narcotics, and, on the other hands, the diversity of such drugs will lead to more direct or indirect victimization of people. Enjoying a secure life far from victimization fears or concerns is one of the most fundamental human rights in which vulnerable people deserve more attention and support. The policewoman advocacy of two vulnerable groups of society, i.e. women and children, through physical conservation in the process of criminal justice (as well as restorative justice) and emotional supports like establishing especial women and children police stations in which policewomen are responsible for primary investigations (even though the offender of drug crimes is a woman or child) are some protective effective measures for such victims. Furthermore, in this regard, training women to prevent re-victimization is crucial, as well. Doubtless, enjoying such protective measures won’t be completely achieved in all criminal justice systems, but considering the resources and the culture of any society they can be partly achievable to reduce the pains of victimization.