3. Right of a victim of crime to a fair treatment

to be treated with equality and with fairness and respect to the dignity and privacy of such victim of crime;

to receive prompt, adequate and fair redress including reparation and restitution which is commensurate with any injury, damage or loss suffered as a victim of crime;

to be protected from any injury or potential injury, including threats, intimidation, reprisal or retaliation;

to be treated for any physical, psychological, emotional or mental harm, including impairment or disability, suffered as a victim of crime;

where such victim of crime is a child, to be treated in a manner that ensures the best interest of such child;

where such victim of crime is a female who has to be medically examined, to make a request to be so examined, by a female medical professional; and

where the offence is of sexual nature, to specify the gender of the officer who is to carry out the investigation or inquiry into the offence.