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title: International Cruise Victims

description: International Cruise Victims is a not-for_profit organization of victims and family members of victims who were injured while on a commerical cruise ship voyage.

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             Together We Are Making A DifferenceInternational Cruise Victims Association

International Cruise Victims Association(ICV) represents victims of crime on cruise ships, their families and friends, and individuals concerned about the problems of victimization and disappearances on cruise ships.  With several hundred members, the organization advocates for legislative reform to protect passengers from crimes and increase the rights of victims of crimes that do occur on cruise ships, and provides support to victims of crimes occurring on cruise ships.  The goal of the organization is to contribute to growing a cruise industry where passengers and crew members are safe and secure from victimization while on board a cruise ship.Partners

About Us   Board Of Directors   Community   Contact Us   Donations   Help   Membership   Mission   News   Privacy  Press Releases   Resources  Terms  Home

International Cruise Victims (ICV) is an international organization with members throughout the world, currently represented by over 20 countries.  Under the ICV International News Section, many stories will be found in the original language. Google can be used to translate many of these articles into English or whatever you use.ICV maintains a separate chapter in Australia , which supports both Australia and South East Asia. Mark Brimble, Vice President and Executive Committee Member of ICV, leads our efforts in these regions. You may enroll as a member through this website.  Additionally, Mark Brimble will respond to any inquiries, pertaining to these respective regions.  More Info.  In addition, Michael Groves, also an ICV member in England, can be contacted  hereWebsite Maintenance By - | Cruise BruiseSarah Alexander - Massachusetts

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Barry Allen - California

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Dorothy P. Arnett - Tennessee

Camila Peixoto Bandeira

  -  Brazil - ( Updated January 2010 )

Ashley Barnett - California  - ( Updated March 2007 )

Amy Lynn Bradley - Virginia  - ( Updated February 2008 )

Dianne Brimble - Australia

Christopher Paul Caldwell - Virginia

Merrian Carver - Arizona

Shari Cecil ( Updated October 2007 )

Laurie Dishman - California

Daniel DiPiero - Ohio

Jane Doe #1 - ( Updated September 2007 )

Jane Doe #2 - ( Updated October 2007 )

Jane Doe #3 - ( Updated November 2007 )

Jane Doe - New Zealand - ( Updated May 2008 )

John Dresp - Nebraska - ( Updated February 2007 )

Angelo Faliva - Italy - ( Updated February 2010 )

David Gabriel - Australia

Andrew Gready- Australia - ( Updated March 2007 )

Michael Groves - United Kingdom - ( Updated December 2009 )

John & Chantal Hopkins - California

Injury Incident

Jaime's Story - Alaska

Cathy Johnson - Florida ( Updated July 2007 )

Mindy Jordan  ( Updated August 2008 )

Janet Kelly

Richard Liffridge - Georgia  - ( Updated June 2007 )

Margaret McCarthy

Gayle Smith-McDonald  - ( Updated May 2007 )

Annette Mizener - Wisconsin

Mother of Victim, a minor

My Daughter's Story

My Innocent Teenage Daughter - ( Updated May 2010 )

Robert Nelson

Lynsay O'Brien - Ireland

Angela Orlich - Massachusetts

Mr. Hue Pham and Mrs. Hue Tran - California

Sara - ( Updated March 2011 )

James Scavone - Connecticut 

Deborah Shaffer - Arizona

George Smith - Connecticut 

Stalking Incident - Massachusetts

Elizabeth Stevens

Rose Szablewski  - ( Updated May 2007 )

Andy Wallis

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Georgia

Anddreas Westby

Kenneth Williams

Texas - ( Updated June 2007 )

National organizations for victims that are supporting ICV efforts to promote legislation, improve safety and reduce crimes on cruise ships include:

Air Crash Victims Families GroupCampaign To Safeguard America's WatersCrime Victims United Of CaliforniaInternational Organization for Victim AssistanceNational Alliance to End Sexual Violence(NAESV)The National Association forVictims Assistance (NOVA)National Association of VOCA Assistance Administrators (NAVAA)National Center for Victims of Crimes National Organization of Parents of Murdered ChildrenRape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN)Sexual Violence Research Initiative - South AfriciaWorld Society of Victimology Cruise Bruise Cruise Junkie PLEASE CONSIDER MAKING A DONATION TO ICV

WE ARE ALSO PROUD TO OFFER YOU THE OPTION OF MAKING YOUR DONATION IN HONOR OF OR IN MEMORY OF SOMEONE SPECIFIC.Click Here For More InformationABC Nightline - Conviction & Settled Lawsuit For Sexual Assault Victim

Cruise Ship Medical Care Under Scrutiny  (Video

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Data Base Of Crimes Reported To The FBI

Copies of reports filed from December 2007 through October 2008. Search The Sun-Sentinel database to see what was reported by each cruise line to the FBI - Click HereICV is recognized in the U.S. House of Representatives by Rep. Matsui

ICV VICTIM ASSISTANCERegister below or call888-788-8816Register as a:VICTIMFAMILY MEMBERFRIENDCREW MEMBERMEDIA REPORTERPark Avenue Magazine Article titled “LOST!”

A major investigative article on the cruise industry in German magazineRead The Article - Click HereVI Magazine “The truth behind the idyllic facade  DISAPPEARED WITHOUT A TRACE  ON A CRUISESHIP”

Major investigative report  into the cruise lines by Norway MagazineRead The Article - Click HereUS Law’s Long Arm Aims To Combat Crime

By Alan Welcome, Passenger Ship Technology Read The Article - Click Here

Cruise Line News”  reviews ICV Legislations

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