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Tariq Ali spied on by at least 14 undercover officers, inquiry hears
Monitoring went on as recently as 2003 when leftwing writer opposed Iraq war, inquiry told
The Guardian 		11/11/2020
News
Social media could help Lagos police officers fight crime: Why it’s not happening
Around 120 million Nigerians have access to the internet, with more than half using at least one social media platform, but police in Lagos have yet to maximise the potential of digital communications to fight crime; criminologist Dr Usman Ojedokun explores why, and what more could be done to engage with the public.
Policing Insight 		11/11/2020
Feature, Opinion
CHIS Bill could violate ‘human rights’ says joint committee report
An enquiry by the Joint Committee on Human Rights (JCHR) says laws protecting crimes by undercover agents could breach the human rights of victims.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		11/11/2020
News
VoCO (Verification of Children Online) Phase 2 report
VoCO (Verification of Children Online) is a child online safety research project that responds to the challenge of knowing which online users are children.
Home Office 		11/11/2020
Report
Government response to the IICSA’s Internet Report
Government response to the Internet Report by the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA).
Home Office 		11/11/2020
Report
Police failure left violent sex offender free to abuse young children in Rotherham, report finds – but no officer will face disciplinary charges
A watchdog investigation centred on the child sexual abuse scandal in Rotherham has found police failures left violent sex offender Arshid Hussain free to abuse young children, according to reports.
Mail Online 		11/11/2020
News
Mexico police open fire on femicide protest in Cancún
Human rights activists in Mexico have expressed indignation after police opened fire on protesters who tried to force their way into Cancún city hall during a demonstration against the country’s femicide crisis.
The Guardian 		11/11/2020
News
Broken dreams broken lives – The devastating effects of sexual harassment on women in the RCMP
CANADA: For more than 30 years there have been calls to fix sexual harassment in the RCMP.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 		11/11/2020
Report
Police failings left Rotherham predator Arshid Hussain free to abuse girls
Multiple failings left a violent predator free to target, groom and sexually abuse vulnerable children in Rotherham, a report by the police watchdog has found.
The Times - Subscription at source 		11/11/2020
News
Hijab introduced to police uniform, first officer to wear it ‘proud’
NEW ZEALAND: When the Christchurch terror attack happened Zeena Ali was inspired to join the police to help her Muslim community. And this week she will not only graduate as a police officer, but will become the first in New Zealand to don a police-issued hijab as part of her uniform.
Star News (New Zealand) 		11/11/2020
News
Qld Police rolls out new communication platform
AUSTRALIA: Queensland Police is using Workplace by Facebook to “break down bureaucracy and hierarchy” in the organisation. The rollout of the enterprise communication platform began in March and has helped Queensland Police engage with its workforce to issue rapidly changing Covid-19 directives.
IT News (Australia) 		11/11/2020
News
Intention caveat in hate crime bill is ‘retrograde’ step, says Scottish Council of Jewish Communities
Jewish leaders have expressed concern about the Scottish Government’s plan to alter its hate crime bill so intention will need to be proved before a person can be charged with the new offence.
Holyrood Magazine 		10/11/2020
News
ScamwiseNI Partnership celebrates four years of success
Today, Tuesday 10th November marks the fourth anniversary of the launch of the ScamwiseNI Partnership. The initiative was developed by a number of organisations including the Police Service of Northern Ireland, the Commissioner for Older People, the Northern Ireland Policing Board and the Department of Justice in response to the rising number of scams being reported to the police.
Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 		10/11/2020
News
Children living with ‘toxic trio’ issues more likely to be victims of crime
Children living in homes where with an adult experiencing one or more of the "toxic trio" of mental illness, domestic abuse or substance misuse, are more likely to be victims of crime, research has found.
Children & Young People Now 		10/11/2020
News
Doreen and Neville Lawrence castigate police spying inquiry
Parents of Stephen Lawrence ‘losing confidence’ in ability of process to get to the truth
The Guardian 		10/11/2020
News
What’s the goal of Biden’s proposed police oversight commission?
Judicial Action Network president Holly Harris provides insight on 'America's Newsroom'
Yahoo! 		10/11/2020
Analysis, Feature
Barnier forced to drop post-Brexit security punishment in major win for Boris
British negotiators have secured a victory in the post-Brexit trade and security talks after Brussels agreed to limit areas within the deal that are subject to dispute measures.
Express 		10/11/2020
News
Police are being overwhelmed by hidden crimes of domestic and child abuse, and mental health
NPCC's child protection lead says people are ten times more likely to be domestic or child abuse victims than burglaries or vehicle theft
The Telegraph - Subscription at source 		10/11/2020
News
Police miss-spent millions on undercover operations including an officer being trained as a clown
Millions of pounds of public money was 'misspent' on undercover policing operations - which included an officer being trained as a clown, a public inquiry has been told.
Mail Online 		10/11/2020
News
Spotlight on domestic abuse: How lockdown created a ‘perfect storm’
"Stay at home" was at the core of public health advice in tackling Covid-19, the world over.
BBC 		10/11/2020
News

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