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Tackling criminal justice corruption in Pakistan through improved forensic, investigation and evidential techniques

SUBSCRIBE 19th November 2021Gareth Bryon, former Detective Chief Superintendent  2 Comments
Against a background of major inequality based on geography, gender, ethnicity, disability and faith, Pakistan remains a country with significant ties to the UK, and a diaspora of 1.7 million Pakistani residents across the country look to the UK Government for leadership in developing systems for a future when Pakistan no longer needs British support: Policing Insight contributor Gareth Bryon takes a look at some of the work that has taken place in support of criminal justice by the UK in recent years.

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