sértettekre

"Sértettek" is a Hungarian term that translates to "victims" in English. It refers to individuals who have suffered harm, injury, or loss as a result of a criminal offense or other wrongful act. The concept of "sértettek" is central to the Hungarian legal system, particularly in criminal proceedings, where their rights and interests are recognized and protected.

In the context of criminal law, a "sértett" is typically the person against whom a crime has been committed. This can include individuals who have experienced physical or psychological harm, as well as those who have suffered financial losses. Hungarian law grants "sértettek" certain rights, such as the right to be informed about the proceedings, to present evidence, and to seek compensation for damages. The role of the victim in the criminal justice process has evolved over time, with increasing emphasis placed on their participation and support.

Beyond criminal law, the term "sértett" can also be used more broadly to refer to anyone who has been wronged or harmed in any situation, not necessarily confined to a criminal act. This could encompass civil disputes, administrative proceedings, or even social contexts where an individual feels they have been unjustly treated or injured. The recognition and addressing of harm are fundamental aspects of justice, and the concept of "sértettek" underscores the importance of acknowledging and responding to those who have been negatively affected.