Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105109 total results. Showing results 65621 to 65640 «327832793280328132823283328432853286Next ›Last » Women Police Stations: Have They Fulfilled Their Promise? Women police stations (WPS) are recognized as an important component of gender-sensitive policing for dealing with domestic violence (DV). These stations have been established in many developing countries to serve two main purposes: to deal better with crimes against women and to provide a rewarding career for women officers. This paper examines whether WPS have met these expectations. At a time when other countries are thinking about introducing WPS, it is important to validate best practices and identify shortcomings for better use of police and public resources in dealing with DV and other crimes against women. We describe the structure and functioning of the stations based on interviews, review pertinent studies and analyze official data to explain the role of the WPS in empowering victims; improving their access to justice; reducing victimization and increasing the representation of women in policing. Theory, policy and research implications are discussed. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 6/9/2020 Research article WMP declares major incident following multiple stabbings West Midlands Police has declared a major incident and opened a murder investigation after one man died and seven others were injured during a series of stabbings in Birmingham city centre. Police Professional 6/9/2020 News Daniel Prude: grand jury to investigate death of Black man in spit hood New York attorney general says the grand jury will be part of ‘exhaustive investigation’ of Prude’s death The Guardian 6/9/2020 News Custody time limit to be increased to ease court case backlog in England Defendants awaiting trial face longer stints in prison under measures to tackle buildup The Guardian 6/9/2020 News Undercover reporter’s exposé reignites French police racism row The prejudice of some officers against north African youths has been laid bare by a journalist who joined their ranks The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 6/9/2020 News Daniel Prude: Grand jury to investigate ‘spit hood’ death New York's attorney general has said a grand jury will be formed to investigate the death of Daniel Prude, an unarmed black man who suffocated after being restrained by police. BBC 6/9/2020 News Police Scotland urged to carry out staff survey for first time since 2015 Police Scotland have been urged to bring forward plans for a staff survey that was last carried out in 2015. Evening Express (Aberdeen) 6/9/2020 News Courts hand down £150 fines for officer assaults Offenders found guilty of assaulting police officers in courts across the country have been given community orders this week and fines of just £150. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/9/2020 News Operation Venetic: Heroin lorry driver jailed after NCA EncroChat intelligence work A Polish lorry driver has been jailed for 12 years after National Crime Agency officers used intelligence from the infiltration of an encrypted comms platform to catch him. National Crime Agency (NCA) 5/9/2020 News Police accused of facilitating assault on press freedom Police have been criticised for failing to halt a demonstration intended to stifle the freedom of the press as Extinction Rebellion was accused of crossing the line “from protest to planned criminality”. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 5/9/2020 News ‘Get stuck in’: Priti Patel orders police to protect print plants after Extinction Rebellion extremists sabotaged newspaper distribution Home Secretary Priti Patel ordered the police to guard newspaper printing plants last night to try to prevent a repeat of the disruption environmental activists caused on Friday night – and told officers to 'get stuck in'. Mail Online 5/9/2020 News The police response to Extinction Rebellion’s protest was pathetic What right have XR to decide what the voters can and cannot read? The Telegraph - Subscription at source 5/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Dover police clash with immigration protesters at port Police and anti-immigration protesters have clashed outside the entrance to Dover harbour. BBC 5/9/2020 News Police officers bitten, spat at and called homophobic slurs in shocking violent assault A former care worker has admitted to assault on an emergency worker after an attack that saw them hurl homophobic slurs. Pink News 5/9/2020 News UK police deal with thousands of potential Covid-19 quarantine breakers Police forces across the country are dealing with thousands of potential violations of quarantine rules involving holidaymakers who may not be self-isolating after trips abroad, the Guardian can reveal. The Guardian 4/9/2020 News Daniel Prude: Police union says officers followed training The US police officers involved in the suffocation death of a black man were following their training "step by step", the officers' union chief said. BBC 4/9/2020 News How it feels to be a young black woman joining the Met Police right now Londoner Cassandra Olloé, 22, is training to become a police constable with the Metropolitan Police, having resolved to join the force as a teenager. Since her training began, a global reckoning triggered by George Floyd’s death has thrust institutional racism and police brutality into the spotlight like never before. Here, the young recruit writes about how it feels to be a Black woman joining the force in 2020 – and her hopes for the future of the Met. Vogue 4/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Emergency powers to come under the spotlight at Covid-19 Committee The Scottish Parliament’s Covid-19 Committee is set to take evidence on renewing the emergency legislation passed to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. Police Professional 4/9/2020 News Unprecedented response to consultation on ‘contentious’ Hate Crime Bill Holyrood’s Justice Committee has received an “unprecedented” number of submissions to its call for views on the “contentious” Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Bill. Police Professional 4/9/2020 News Officer safety review: cue for change or just another doorstop? The National Police Chief's Council and the College of Policing have pledged to improve officer safety after the largest ever survey of the police workforce. But will the recommendations to standardise practises be heard? Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/9/2020 Feature «327832793280328132823283328432853286Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
