Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102731 total results. Showing results 57601 to 57620 «287728782879288028812882288328842885Next ›Last » Violence against women: resources for policing Training, guidance and research for police forces in England and Wales College of Policing 22/3/2021 Feature Policing for the protection of women Horrifying death of Sarah Everard brings into sharp focus the abuse faced by women – and the public are rightly asking police about what we do to protect them College of Policing 22/3/2021 Feature Alarming rise of abuse within modern slavery system Major increases in child rapists, people who threaten national security and failed asylum seekers clogging up modern slavery system. Home Office 22/3/2021 News Twenty police officers injured in Bristol ‘kill the bill’ protests Bristol mayor condemns violence as counterproductive to campaign against anti-protest measures The Guardian 22/3/2021 News After Sarah Everard’s Killing, Women’s Groups Want Change, Not More Policing A rising movement in Britain asserts that the police are part of the problem and seeks recognition that violence against women must be addressed at the societal level. The New York Times 22/3/2021 News Police say drop in domestic violence calls is ‘concerning’ A fall in domestic abuse calls to the PSNI since the start of this year has been described as "concerning" by a senior officer. Belfast Telegraph 22/3/2021 News The cultural formation of violence and the ‘Code of the Streets’ Levels of violent crime across America saw an unprecedented increase in 2020; in this latest essay from the Violence Reduction Project, Elijah Anderson, Sterling Professor at Yale University, outlines the ‘code of the streets’ that is contribution to a vicious circle of violence that claims victims Black and white, poor and affluent. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/3/2021 Analysis, Feature French police stumped by oak thieves Gendarmes are hunting thieves who felled and stole hundreds of mature oaks and spruces, devastating woods around a village in the Pyrenees. The Times - Subscription at source 22/3/2021 News Our weak tech laws have made children easy prey for abuse In 2008 I was commissioned by the government to investigate the harms, some shocking, that children face online. I made more than 30 recommendations, all accepted but many still not realised. Over a decade later the online risks to children have grown immeasurably but we are still waiting for tech firms to take responsibility. The Times - Subscription at source 22/3/2021 Feature, Opinion 1,500 arrested in swoop on drug gangs using Encrochat More than 1,500 suspected gangsters have been arrested in Britain’s biggest organised crime investigation, figures show. The Times - Subscription at source 22/3/2021 News Police hurt in Bristol riot over right to protest Two police officers suffered serious injuries last night in violence at a demonstration in Bristol against a new law that restricts the right to protest. The Times - Subscription at source 22/3/2021 News Nottingham women welcome ‘victory’ in bid to treat misogyny as hate crime Local pilot scheme led to a change in government policy on police data to help tackle abuse The Guardian 21/3/2021 News Bristol protest: Police attacked as ‘Kill the Bill’ demo turns violent Protesters have attacked police after thousands of people turned up to a demonstration that officers had "strongly advised" against attending. Officers suffered broken bones and police vans were set alight as angry scenes unfolded in Bristol city centre. Crowds had gathered for the Kill the Bill demonstration in opposition to the Police and Crime Bill. BBC 21/3/2021 News USB key sent by Gsoc to garda internal affairs ‘went missing after being sent in the post’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A USB key containing CCTV footage from a patrol car following a suspect that was sent by the Garda Ombudsman (GSOC) to garda internal affairs went missing after being sent in the post. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 21/3/2021 News Bristol protest: Police attacked as ‘Kill the Bill’ demo turns violent Protesters have attacked police after thousands of people turned up to a demonstration that officers had "strongly advised" against attending. The Times - Subscription at source 21/3/2021 News ASIO needs to counter terrorism with clear language AUSTRALIA: ASIO’s Director-General Mike Burgess has announced that ASIO isn’t going to use words connected with Islam when talking about Islamist terrorism nor use the words “right-wing extremist”. He says ASIO is conscious that the names and labels used are important because words “can be very powerful in how they frame an issue and how they make people think about issues”. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 21/3/2021 Feature, Opinion Police seek to deradicalise violent extremists AUSTRALIA: As fears grow of a serious threat from far-Right radicals, Victoria Police is stepping up its fight to protect the public from violent extremism. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 21/3/2021 News ‘A nightmare scenario’: Extremists in police ranks spark growing concern after Capitol riot USA: Racially biased policing was already a concern. Now, charges against officers in the Capitol riot inflame fears of extremists infiltrating law enforcement. USA Today 21/3/2021 Analysis, Feature Prince Albert Police Service changes monthly statistic reporting CANADA: Prince Albert's police service announced it will be recording data differently going forward, in a move that would reflect the most serious of reported incidents and more accurately report the number of people affected by violent crime. The service's monthly statistical report now reflects the top assault complaints and reports of property crime each month, as well as the number of victims of violent crimes and sexual violations. CBC News (Canada) 21/3/2021 News Fears of police exodus after officers spend year ‘picking up pieces’ of rushed Covid laws Exclusive: ‘A minister would say ‘the police will be enforcing that’ and we would be sitting here thinking, really? How are we going to do that then?’ one officer says The Independent 21/3/2021 News «287728782879288028812882288328842885Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
