Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98607 total results. Showing results 28581 to 28600 «142614271428142914301431143214331434Next ›Last » Raising age of criminal responsibility to 12 ‘falls short’ of First Nations’ expectations, Victorian attorney general admits AUSTRALIA: Victoria’s attorney general has acknowledged that plans to raise the age of criminal responsibility to 12 “falls short” of expectations from First Nations groups but described the move as a “first step” and urged other states to follow suit. The Guardian 26/4/2023 News Perth man charged with drug importation upon return from the United Kingdom AUSTRALIA: An alleged WA bikie has been arrested at Perth International Airport in connection to 176 grams of pure methamphetamine imported into the country from the United States through air cargo. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 26/4/2023 News Police officer justified in punching teen to arrest him – IPCA NEW ZEALAND: A police officer who punched a teenager was justified in using force to arrest him, the police watchdog has found. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 26/4/2023 News Force used on youth in Tokoroa justified NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found that an officer was justified in using force during the arrest of a youth, Mr X, in Tokoroa. Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) (New Zealand) 26/4/2023 Report NPCC chair defends speed of recruitment programme The chair of the National Police Chiefs’ Council has defended the speed of a national recruitment campaign amid concerns a rush to hire candidates could lower quality. Police Professional 26/4/2023 News NCA dismantles courier network responsible for smuggling £100m of criminal cash The National Crime Agency (NCA) has dismantled a network of criminal cash couriers that laundered more than £100 million by smuggling it out of the UK to Dubai in the UAE. Police Professional 26/4/2023 News Public Stigmatization of Women Victims of Intimate Partner Violence by Professionals Working in the Judicial System and Law Enforcement Agencies in Spain Recent international literature has demonstrated that the public stigma suffered by women victims of intimate partner violence (IPV) makes them less likely to disclose the abuse and to seek help and has a negative influence on third-party responses, with professionals working in the judicial system and law enforcement agencies being particularly susceptible to its impact. The absence of theories explaining how this stigma works and the legal and cultural differences that exist between countries prompted us to explore the process by which professionals working in law enforcement and the judicial system in Spain stigmatize this specific group of victims. Constructivist grounded theory was used to establish meanings and relationships between the components and processes involved in stigmatization, based on the data collected from individual, semi-structured, in-depth interviews with 11 professionals working in the aforementioned fields. In addition to the stigmatization that the interviewees claimed to have observed in coworkers, we also analyzed the conscious and/or unconscious stigmatization that they themselves exercised, which became evident during the course of the interview. The results confirmed the existence of stigma among professionals, with the said stigma often being unintentional and implicit in nature. The theoretical model that emerged from the data comprised four broad categories linked to the origin of the stigma, stigmatizing myths about victims and IPV, stigmatizing responses to victims who are seeking help, and the consequences of the stigma for the victims. In the study, we outline the associations observed between these factors and the subcategories included in each, and highlight the need to design training programs for professionals who are designed to fight against the stigma and which include self-analysis exercises as well as theoretical contents. We also discuss other implications of the results for both research and practice. Journal of Interpersonal Violence - Subscription at source 26/4/2023 Research article Small boats people smuggling gang jailed following Anglo-French operation The ringleaders of an Afghan organised crime group have been convicted and jailed in France for smuggling migrants to the UK in small boats. Police Professional 26/4/2023 News Government meets target of 20,000 additional police officers A total of 20,951 new police officers have been recruited in England and Wales in the past three years, exceeding a government pledge for an additional 20,000 officers in England and Wales by March 2023, according to provisional figures from the Home Office. Police Professional 26/4/2023 News Staff need ‘more specific training’ to deal with complaints, says commissioner More specific training and clearer guidance on the on the handling of complaints by Police Scotland is required, according to a new report. Police Professional 26/4/2023 News Missing Children in London Report Families and carers are facing frustrating delays when reporting a missing child in London and sometimes receive inaccurate information from call handlers, a report by the London Assembly Police and Crime Committee has warned. london.gov.uk 26/4/2023 Report Uplift numbers do not stand up to scrutiny National Chair Steve Hartshorn: “The 20,000 new police officers joining the service in England and Wales has been desperately needed, however, the Government’s claim of the recruitment drive resulting in a stronger, healthily staffed service is misleading and misplaced. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 26/4/2023 News Doug Ford wants to boost police ranks by lowering the education requirements for officers CANADA: In an effort to attract people into policing amid a shortage of officers, Ontario wants to drop the requirement that potential constables have a post-secondary education, Premier Doug Ford says. Toronto Star (Canada) 26/4/2023 News, Video Transforming Community Policing: Mobilization, Engagement, and Collaboration, Second Edition CANADA: Policing and police leadership have, arguably, never been more complex than they are right now. Blue Line (Canada) 26/4/2023 News Gardaí satisfied GSOC investigator attended Hutch party REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí are satisfied that an experienced investigator with the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission attended a party with Gerard Hutch last week. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 26/4/2023 News Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley ‘can’t remember any sexism or racism’ during 30-year police career Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has said he "can't remember" any racism, sexism, or misogynistic behaviour during his three-decades long career in policing. LBC 26/4/2023 News Drew Harris rejects GRA claims about bullying in An Garda Síochána REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has denied that bullying is a problem in the force, despite allegations that rank and file gardaí are suffering post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) due to toxic workplace cultures. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 26/4/2023 News Braverman claims police are seen at times to be ‘supporting militant protesters’ The Home Secretary said there is a ‘damaging’ perception that officers are at times on the side of climate demonstrators. Express & Star 26/4/2023 News An Garda Síochána – 25th April 2023 Joint day of action against criminal network involved in human trafficking and organised prostitution REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: On 25th April 2023, An Garda Síochána participated in a joint day of Action with colleagues in Romania targeting the activities of an Organised Crime Group involved in Human Trafficking and Organised Prostitution. An Garda Síochána 26/4/2023 News Critical Communications World 2023: Success in cooperation Serving the sector for more than 20 years, Critical Communications World unites mission-critical and business-critical end-users with manufacturers and suppliers for three days of inspiration, knowledge, and connections. PolicingTV 26/4/2023 Video «142614271428142914301431143214331434Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
