Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100054 total results. Showing results 58481 to 58500 «292129222923292429252926292729282929Next ›Last » Does Perceived Cultural Discrimination Influence Immigrants’ Perceptions of the Police? Evidence From Married Immigrant Women Living in South Korea Although policing scholars have discussed possible relationships between discrimination and perceptions of the police, assessing the impact of perceived cultural discrimination on perceptions of the police among immigrants is virtually non-existent and deserving of empirical scrutiny. The current study addresses this gap in the literature by examining the effect of perceived cultural discrimination on perceptions of the police using a sample of 1,272 married immigrant women living in South Korea. Our results show that perceived cultural discrimination is negatively and significantly associated with perceptions of the police, supporting the expressive nature of perceptions of the police among immigrants. Crime and Delinquency - Registration at source 15/11/2020 Research article Extra police powers in place ahead of planned protests in city The order comes after people were warned not to come to Liverpool for protests Liverpool Echo 15/11/2020 News Traffickers supplying conflict zones with weapons and explosives disarmed in Spain Properties worth about €10 million seized and seven suspects arrested Europol 15/11/2020 News Shock new figures fuel fears of more lockdown domestic abuse killings in UK Calls to advice hotlines soar as abusers turn to latest technology to intimidate and control partners The Guardian 15/11/2020 News Met Police boss pledges to sack officers who ‘display racism’ Dame Cressida Dick assured Londoners that racist officers will be sacked and promised to ‘strain every sinew’ to hit a target for 40% of new recruits to be from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds (BAME) from 2022. Metro 15/11/2020 News Peru impeachment protests: Clashes with police turn deadly PERU: Two people have died in clashes in Peru's capital Lima between police and protesters angry at the impeachment of President MartÃn Vizcarra. BBC 15/11/2020 News Gardai lack power to clip wings of airport drinkers Gardai say they have no powers to stop people buying cheap one-way flights in order to drink in the departure lounges of airports, which have remained open while every other pub in the country is shut. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 15/11/2020 News Increased tribunals pile pressure on Police Scotland in wake of damning independent report Scotland’s national police force has faced a spike in tribunal cases, it has emerged, in the week that an independent report suggested racism and discrimination are rife within its ranks. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 15/11/2020 News Scotland Yard investigates mercenaries over war crimes in Sri Lanka British mercenaries who helped the Sri Lankan military in the 1980s during the country’s civil war are being investigated for war crimes by the Metropolitan police. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 15/11/2020 News Wiltshire: Joining a ‘one team ethos’ Wiltshire Police is looking for 20 experienced detectives who want to try something new by moving to a force that offers autonomy, responsiblity and flexible working. Police Oracle 14/11/2020 Feature Bristol police arrest 14 people at anti-lockdown protest About 400 protesters gathered in the city on Saturday in defiance of police warnings The Guardian 14/11/2020 News How the EncroChat hack unfolded after a police breakthrough in a French border city A court battle revealed extensive details of how a secretive messaging network favoured by gangsters was breached following the discovery of technology in northern France Liverpool Echo 14/11/2020 Analysis, Feature Yorkshire Ripper: The police mistakes that allowed Peter Sutcliffe to kill three more women Thirty thousand statements, a quarter of a million names, millions of car number plates, but not one computer. They’d barely been invented. Sky News 14/11/2020 News Met re-imposes London residency requirement for recruits The Met have re-introduced the requirement to live in London in order to join as a officer. But chair of the Met Federation, Ken Marsh, says it will have a 'detrimental effect'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/11/2020 News Mayor’s Action Plan focuses on ‘disproportionality of police powers’. Greater scrutiny of stop and search and use of taser promised alongside a recruitment target of 40 percent BAME in 2022 in Sadiq Khan's action plan. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/11/2020 News ‘It was toxic’: how sexism threw police off the trail of the Yorkshire Ripper Sex-worker victims were seen as dispensible, survivors’ accounts ignored, and women blamed for drinking or going out alone The Guardian 14/11/2020 News Philippines’ Duterte absolves police chief over lockdown birthday party Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Saturday cleared his newly appointed police chief of any violation of rules when he celebrated his birthday in May during one of the world’s strictest coronavirus lockdowns. Reuters 14/11/2020 News Banks won’t pay as customers lose £1.4bn to fraud People have been conned out of £1.4 billion since the start of the first lockdown as fraudsters cash in, the police struggle to cope and banks refuse to pay refunds. The Times - Subscription at source 14/11/2020 News Warning shot Covid-19 is a fraudsters' windfall. Since the outbreak criminals have heartlessly exploited people’s health concerns and financial worries by tricking them into handing over personal information, banking details and money. There’s been a series of scams - from counterfeit coronavirus testing kits, hand-sanitiser and protective gear; to bogus adverts purporting to offer access to cash benefits and grants. Now, law enforcement agencies are gearing up for the next big Covid con - vaccine fraud. DannyShaw.net 14/11/2020 News Peter Sutcliffe: Police apology gives further solace to families of victims A police force apologised yesterday for the distress caused by the derogatory language of its officers about Peter Sutcliffe’s victims, as the man who became known as the Yorkshire Ripper died aged 74. The Times - Subscription at source 14/11/2020 News «292129222923292429252926292729282929Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
