Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96616 total results. Showing results 33041 to 33060 «164916501651165216531654165516561657Next ›Last » Commission proposed as Coordinating National Preventative Mechanism under Inspection of Places of Detention Bill REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (“the Commission”) today welcomed the proposed legislation that will make the Commission the Coordinating National Preventative Mechanism (“NPM”). Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission 8/11/2022 News Submission on the General Scheme of the Inspection of Places of Detention Bill REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (‘the Commission/IHREC’) is both the national human rights institution and the national equality body for Ireland, established under the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission Act 2014 (‘the 2014 Act’). [pdf] Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission 8/11/2022 Report New training equips officers with the skills to improve help and support for those with communications difficulties Reporting a crime or seeking help from police can be a challenge for anyone, but for those who have difficulty communicating it can be particularly tough; Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons spoke to Victoria Police and Scope Australia about a new accreditation programme that reassures those with disabilities while ensuring officers have the skills and training to overcome communications challenges. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/11/2022 Feature, Innovation Garda crime blitz sees 28 people arrested in Dublin during major two-day operation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A special Garda operation over the weekend led to nearly 30 people being arrested. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 8/11/2022 News An Garda Síochána monthly report to the Policing Authority REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: I am pleased to provide the tenth report submitted during 2022, outlining the key aspects of the administration and operation of An Garda Síochána for the month of September 2022, in accordance with Section 41A of the Garda Síochána Act, 2005, as amended. [pdf] Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 8/11/2022 Report Police culture, transparency and civilian oversight: A case study of the National City Police Department The aim of this article is to take stock of theorizing around the concept of police culture, the degree to which it may be static or dynamic, and the ways in which these collectively shared practices and ideals influence and are influenced by social structural problems. We take a “ground-up” approach to this problem by conducting interviews with officers and staff from a relatively small Southern California police department (National City Police Department). The interviews were aimed at gauging officer opinions on the issues of civilian oversight and departmental transparency. These were conducted using Q-sorts, which prompt the interviewee to rank order responses to the questions. These answers were subjected to exploratory factor analysis, the function of which is to take steps towards ascertaining latent causal relationships that underlie correlational relationships. The inductive nature of this methodological approach limits its generalizability but allows for exploration into open-ended questions that can serve as bases for the expansion or refashioning of theoretical approaches. Overall, our findings suggest a need for further exploration into the extent to which demographic and experiential characteristics may underlie a more diversified police occupational culture than the traditional police culture narrative suggests. International Journal of Police Science & Management 8/11/2022 Research article The Declining Significance of Interpol: Policing International Terrorism After 9/11 This paper discusses the current policies and strategies developed by Interpol to organize international police cooperation in matters of terrorism. While the role of police in international counterterrorism cannot be denied and can only be assumed to be more important today than ever before, evidence shows that Interpol has in recent years no longer placed a premium on terrorism among its objectives. Relying on the bureaucratization perspective of policing, Interpol’s relative decline in attention to terrorism is argued to have been brought about by factors both external and internal to the organization. Externally, the police of many nations, especially those with well-developed law enforcement organizations, prefer to work unilaterally or on the basis of smaller, temporary forms of international collaboration. Internally, moreover, Interpol has grown considerably in terms of membership but in a manner that might threaten its central objective to fight international crime by efficient means of cooperation. Related problems involve abuse of Interpol’s notice system as well as political and legal problems concerning the organization's leadership. As a result, among the most striking aspects of Interpol's development in recent years has been a relative but distinct decline in its once central focus on terrorism. International Criminal Justice Review - Subscription at source 8/11/2022 Research article Meeting Jürgen Stock, Secretary-General of Interpol As part of his Policing Friendship Tour, Policing Insight and PolicingTV Founder, Bernard Rix, recently met Jürgen Stock, Secretary-General of Interpol, at the ANZPAA Conference in Melbourne, Australia, where Jürgen had earlier delivered a keynote speech. Jürgen outlines the ground covered in that keynote, before he and Bernard discuss the work of INTERPOL's Innovation Centre in Singapore. With INTERPOL about to celebrating its 100th Anniversary in 2023, Jürgen then highlights some of the outstanding work of the organisation over that time, and reflects on the importance of teams and relationships in making all that outstanding work possible. PolicingTV - Subscription at source 8/11/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Meeting Jürgen Stock, Secretary-General of Interpol As part of his Policing Friendship Tour, Policing Insight and PolicingTV Founder, Bernard Rix, recently met Jürgen Stock, Secretary-General of Interpol, at the ANZPAA Conference in Melbourne, Australia, where Jürgen had earlier delivered a keynote speech. Jürgen outlines the ground covered in that keynote, before he and Bernard discuss the work of INTERPOL's Innovation Centre in Singapore. With INTERPOL about to celebrating its 100th Anniversary in 2023, Jürgen then highlights some of the outstanding work of the organisation over that time, and reflects on the importance of teams and relationships in making all that outstanding work possible. PolicingTV 8/11/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video AFP sharing intelligence with Myanmar police over drug trafficking after coup AUSTRALIA: The Australian Federal Police has revealed it is continuing to engage with the Myanmar police force since a military coup threw the country into turmoil. ABC News (Australia) 8/11/2022 News The single photo of a female detective that drew so many ‘creepy’ remarks police were forced to close comments on the social media post AUSTRALIA: A NSW Police social media post introducing one of their detectives has drawn numerous 'creepy' comments about her appearance and marital status. The post was uploaded to NSW Police's Facebook page as the latest edition of 'Meet the Team Monday'. The photo of Suzana, a Detective Senior Constable with the State Crime Command's Cybercrime Squad, was this week's featured team member to coincide with Scams Awareness Week. Mail Online 8/11/2022 News Stop and search concerns a driver of black people’s low trust in the police, research finds. A major new survey has found that while there is widespread support for stop and search in principle, there are “substantial concerns” about how it is conducted in practice, particularly among people who are black and of mixed ethnicity. Police Professional 8/11/2022 News Review and reform: Improving disaster response and resilience The emergency service response to disasters – whether manmade incidents such as terrorist attacks, or naturally occurring events including weather crises – has been under scrutiny in the UK and globally in recent years; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at a new European disaster analysis model that will be unveiled this week, which aims to increase learning and share best practice with a view to improving future responses. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/11/2022 Feature, Innovation Just Stop Oil protesters have a point, says minister as they block M25 again. National Highways said there are currently delays of 60 minutes with congestion for five miles. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 8/11/2022 News UK Police launch operation against disruptive climate change protesters and groups United Kingdom's Metropolitan police has started an operation where it is taking pre-emptive action against climate change groups that are planning disruptive protests after the start of the United Nations Climate Change Conference, known as COP27. WION 8/11/2022 News More than 13,000 children strip-searched by police since 2016 A Daily Mail investigation reveals that more than 13,000 children have been strip-searched by police since 2016, with at least two being under ten years old. The true number is likely to be higher, as only 28 out of the 43 police forces across England and Wales have answered Freedom of Information requests for data. The Justice Gap 8/11/2022 News Police Race Action Plan How we're working to make policing anti-racist and reform or explain race disparities. College of Policing 8/11/2022 Report Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/11/2022 News Acting Commissioner Sir Stephen House has welcomed the launch of the national Police Race Action Plan The Police Race Action Plan sets out changes across policing to improve outcomes for Black people who work within or interact with policing. Metropolitan Police Service 8/11/2022 News More than half of black people searched by UK police felt humiliated, survey finds Poll shows levels of trust in the police markedly lower among black people than white people The Guardian 8/11/2022 News «164916501651165216531654165516561657Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
