Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98407 total results. Showing results 53441 to 53460 «266926702671267226732674267526762677Next ›Last » SVROs to be piloted by four forces to target convicted knife carriers New court orders that give officers powers to stop and search convicted knife carriers are to be piloted by four police forces. Police Professional 16/3/2021 News PCCs welcome shift towards greater accountability Police and crime commissioners (PCCs) are to be made more accountable to the communities they serve under new proposals outlined today (March 16). Police Professional 16/3/2021 News Plain clothes officers outside clubs? Here’s what would really make women safer As the Government announces its strategy to make our streets safer, we ask experts what really needs to be done to increase women’s safety The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/3/2021 News Battle against organised crime hampered by lack of collaboration, report warns Review by former deputy commissioner at Scotland Yard says policing model has failed to adapt to 'evolving nature of crime' The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/3/2021 News West Mercia Police chief constable announces retirement West Mercia Police chief constable Anthony Bangham will retire in September of this year after 30 years in policing. Worcester News 16/3/2021 News Policing bill: Plan to crack down on protests passes first Commons hurdle despite civil liberties warning Liberty describes vote as ‘dark stain on our democracy’ The Independent 16/3/2021 News Scotland Police’s chief constable warned Scottish Government against going public with Salmond investigation Witness statement released by Crown Office reveals senior officers 'voiced concerns' about plan to announce sexual harassment allegations The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/3/2021 News Police force stats are ‘shocking’ when broken down by race, but nuances need to be studied, top cop says NEW ZEALAND: Police Commissioner Andrew Coster defended the “shocking” statistics on the use of police force on Māori males, but acknowledged investigative work and AI use could unfairly target Māori and Pasifika, as he discussed a new research programme into the controversial topic. TVNZ 1 News (New Zealand) 16/3/2021 News Researcher says police bias probe could create pathway for other countries NEW ZEALAND: A national research project to investigate claims of racism in police could see New Zealand become a world leader in probing claims of institutional bias. Stuff (New Zealand) 16/3/2021 News Home Secretary to strengthen Police and Crime Commissioner role Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) will be more accountable to the communities they serve as a result of a review led by Home Secretary Priti Patel, by requiring them to explain their record on crime to the public and strengthening their relationship with the Chief Constable and force. Home Office 16/3/2021 News Police fear super-strong drugs will cause summer of chaos A summer of bedlam lies ahead, police and drug experts have warned as the strongest ecstasy pills yet to be tested head for the country’s festivals. The Times - Subscription at source 16/3/2021 News New Zealand Police beset by a culture of fear and a bullying ‘boys’ club’ – but the service has now turned a corner A major report into bullying in New Zealand Police has called for a ‘reset of values’ after highlighting a negative culture of fear and punishment, examples of sexist and racist behaviour, and a ‘boys’ club’ based on power relationships and perpetuated by allegiances, cliques and cronyism; but report author Judge Colin Doherty recognised that the service has ‘turned a corner’ under Commissioner Andrew Coster. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/3/2021 Analysis, Feature Police and sentencing bill could ‘deepen racial inequality’ in the UK, campaigners warn A coalition of 70 justice and reform groups said proposals for the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill will undermine Black, Asian and minority ethnic people’s trust in the authorities i News 16/3/2021 News Chief Constables discuss male violence against women National Police Chiefs’ Council Chair Martin Hewitt said: “All chief constables met this afternoon to discuss male violence against women and the experiences and fears that women have shared since Sarah Everard’s tragic murder. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 16/3/2021 News NPCC announces inaugural Response Policing Wellbeing & Recognition ‘Week of Action’ An initiative by the National Police Chiefs’ Council Response Policing portfolio to recognise and celebrate the work of response police officers launches today, Monday 15 March. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 16/3/2021 News APCC welcomes publication of outcomes from phase one of PCC Review The Home Secretary today outlines the recommendations of Part One of the PCC Review, ahead of the upcoming PCC elections in May 2021. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 16/3/2021 News Praise for Federation as MPs debate policing bill The Home Secretary praised the Police Federation and our National Chair as she opened a debate in Parliament on the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 16/3/2021 News Lib Dems call for commission to look into violence against women and girls The Scottish Liberal Democrats have called for a commission to look into violence against women and girls. Holyrood Magazine 16/3/2021 News Scottish Crime and Justice Survey 2019/20 A National Statistics Publication for Scotland. Scottish Government 16/3/2021 Report Bayley’s Six Critical Elements of Democratic Policing: Evaluating Donor-Assisted Reform in Armenia, Georgia, and Ukraine David Bayley’s pioneering book “Changing the Guard: Developing Democratic Police Abroad” provided scholars and practitioners across the globe with strategies found most effective in supporting police reform in developing countries. This article re-examines Bayley’s six critical elements of developing democratic policing through the lens of the reform processes in Georgia, Ukraine, and Armenia. This cross-case comparison demonstrated that contemporary reform programmes are largely supportive of the six key strategies proposed in Changing the Guard. Specifically, Bayley’s recommendations on finding the right officers and focusing on fair procedures as perceived by citizens were predictive of the success and failure of reform in Georgia, Ukraine, and Armenia. Moreover, Georgian and Ukrainian reform over the last decade appear to have reached the limits to their narrow approach towards democratic policing by not prioritising Bayley’s calls for independent police oversight or leadership training for management. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice - Registration at source 16/3/2021 Research article «266926702671267226732674267526762677Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
