Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97966 total results. Showing results 63501 to 63520 «317231733174317531763177317831793180Next ›Last » Guidelines highlight current and emerging crime threats as well as practical advice for protection measures LYON, France – INTERPOL has released international guidelines in order to enhance the safety and effectiveness of law enforcement and first responder support in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. INTERPOL 26/3/2020 News APCC Chair, Katy Bourne OBE, says thank you to frontline workers Coronavirus message from APCC Chair, Katy Bourne OBE, Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner. On behalf of all Police and Crime Commissioners, Mrs Bourne thanks frontline workers and asks the public to do their bit by staying at home. [video] Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 26/3/2020 News Number of outstanding crown court cases reaches two-year high Concerns mount over strain Covid-19 crisis will place on criminal justice system The Guardian 26/3/2020 News Government announces new action to prevent modern slavery in its supply chains The UK has become the first country to publish a government modern slavery statement, which sets out how the government is tackling the crime in its supply chains. Home Office 26/3/2020 News Modern slavery in the UK: March 2020 The hidden nature of modern slavery makes producing an accurate prevalence measure difficult. This article explores the issue and brings together data sources linked to modern slavery from a range of organisations. Office for National Statistics (ONS) 26/3/2020 News Modern slavery in the UK – Appendix tables A range of available data from various organisations relating to modern slavery. Office for National Statistics (ONS) 26/3/2020 Report UK police record 51% rise in modern slavery offences in a year Number of cases rises to 5,144 as government pledges to tackle the crime in its supply chains The Guardian 26/3/2020 News Police in the UK will be allowed to use force against people who refuse to obey the coronavirus lockdown Police in the UK will be allowed to use force against people who refuse to obey the coronavirus lockdown Business Insider 26/3/2020 News Coronavirus Scotland: Police granted new lockdown powers to prosecute Scots Scots police now have powers to prosecute or fine people who are not following social distancing measures introduced earlier this week Daily Record 26/3/2020 News Police given new powers and support to respond to coronavirus New public health regulations will strengthen enforcement powers to reduce the spread of coronavirus, protect the NHS and save lives. Home Office 26/3/2020 News ‘Some Are Good, Some Are Bad’: Perceptions of the Police From Black and Latina Women Living in the San Francisco Bay Area In recent years, high profile cases involving the deadly use of force on men and boys of color have raised concerns about police interactions with people of color. In general, these highly publicized cases have consolidated the view that men of color are the primary targets. While this focus is important, it has led, nevertheless, to an overshadowing of women of color’s experiences with police violence and their perceptions of the police. In order to begin to fill this gap, this paper, using in-depth interviews with 49 women of color residing in the San Francisco Bay Area, explores their perceptions of the police and the factors that influence their views. Analysis of the narrative data revealed that women do not view the police positively and suggests that personal and vicarious experiences with the police through friends, family members and the media operated as influential factors that shaped their perceptions of police. Women and Criminal Justice - Registration at source 26/3/2020 Research article Police to enforce virus lockdown with fines People who do not comply with social distancing rules in Scotland could be fined by the police, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said. BBC 26/3/2020 News Covid-19: A preliminary analysis of current UK civil contingency responses The UK has a wealth of experience in contingency planning, but Covid-19 is unprecedented in terms of scale and complexity. Drawing on interviews with senior contingency planners about the response so far, Professor Clifford Stott and former Chief Superintendent Owen West outline current challenges and offer preliminary recommendations to help navigate the weeks ahead. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/3/2020 Analysis, Feature Cumbria Constabulary to pay suppliers early to ease coronavirus concerns Cumbria Constabulary is to pay its suppliers within one week rather than the usual 30-day period to help ease cashflow concerns during these “challenging times”. Police Professional 26/3/2020 News Forces raise concern over resilience plans for elderly LRF’s Police and Crime Commissioners have raised serious concerns with the government over local support for vulnerable older plan. Police Professional - Subscription at source 26/3/2020 News Inmate becomes first British prisoner to die of Covid-19 An 84-year-old inmate at HMP Littlehey in Cambridgeshire has become the first British prisoner to die after contracting coronavirus. Police Professional 26/3/2020 News UK cooperation with US over two alleged Isis killers ruled unlawful Supreme court says UK broke law because it did not get assurance that men would not face death penalty The Guardian 26/3/2020 News Police and charity fear coronavirus lockdown will cause surge in domestic violence A police boss is urging victims of domestic abuse to seek help as Welsh Women's Aid says home could be one of the most dangerous places for those forced to self isolate with their attackers. North Wales Live 26/3/2020 News The lock down police: Officers carry out almost ninety spot checks on people who should be self-isolating and find Aussies are ignoring the rules Hundreds of police officers have conducted almost 90 spot checks on Australians who should be self-isolating due to the coronavirus outbreak. Mail Online 26/3/2020 News Police and charity staff work together to tackle mental health incidents A charity has been working with the police on the front line to help people with mental health issues. BBC 26/3/2020 News «317231733174317531763177317831793180Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
