Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104175 total results. Showing results 6781 to 6800 «336337338339340341342343344Next ›Last » The fallacy of work-life balance: Why work-life integration is the real solution CANADA: Why work-life integration is the real solution. Blue Line (Canada) 10/2/2025 Feature, Opinion Perceptions and attitudes toward police among justice-involved youths’ parents: a scoping review This scoping review mapped the extant literature on parents with a justice-involved youth and their attitudes and perceptions toward police. The study aimed to explore two research questions: (1) How do perceptions between parent and youth correspond? and (2) What factors affect the parental perception of police? A total of 14 studies were identified and analyzed. The review focused on understanding the relationship between parental and youth perceptions of police, as well as identifying factors that influence parental attitudes. In short, parents’ perception of police strongly corresponds to that of youths’ perception of police and parents with negative views of the police significantly impact how their children perceive law enforcement. Parental perceptions were found to be influenced by demographic, interpersonal and contextual factors. Notably, police officers’ communicative skills, transparency and ability to interact with parents of justice-involved youth without stigmatizing them were critical in shaping positive perceptions. The findings are based on a geographically limited number of studies. Future research should further explore these dynamics in different sociocultural contexts and expand the sample size for broader conclusions. Practical implications The study underscores the importance of police officers developing strong communication skills and engaging with parents in a manner that avoids stigmatization. Improved interactions between law enforcement and families are essential for supporting justice-involved youth. Policing: An International Journal - Subscription at source 10/2/2025 Research article Justice Minister praises Garda response to Stoneybatter stabbings REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The new Justice Minister is praising emergency services for their swift response to a series of knife attacks in Dublin yesterday. Today FM (Republic of Ireland) 10/2/2025 News ‘It could have been a lot worse’: Justice Minister praises Garda response to Stoneybatter attacks REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Justice Minister also said he knows one of the victims. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 10/2/2025 News Justice Minister commends Garda action at Stoneybatter attack REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The attack occurred on Sunday afternoon, three males were stabbed and remain in hospital receiving treatment for serious but non-life threatening injuries. Lmfm (Republic of Ireland) 10/2/2025 News Trial to offer domestic abuse victims extra support A police force will carry out follow-up visits to domestic abuse victims within 24 hours of a suspect's arrest as part of a trial. BBC 10/2/2025 News ‘Very sad day for the NSW Police Force’: Senior Constable, aged 52, found dead at Sydney Police Centre in Surry Hills AUSTRALIA: A senior constable has been found dead in Surry Hills in Sydney's inner-east. The 52-year-old officer's body was discovered at the Sydney Police Centre on Goulburn Street early on Monday morning. Initial inquiries indicate the man's death is not suspicious, police said. Sky News 10/2/2025 News Cyber Threat Report 2023/2024 NEW ZEALAND: The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), a part of the Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), is Aotearoa New Zealand’s lead operational cyber security agency. An important organisational milestone was reached in the past financial year, when New Zealand’s Computer Emergency Response Team was transferred from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) to the NCSC. This integration process, when completed, will result in an agency that provides cyber security services to all New Zealanders – from individuals and small to medium enterprises, through to nationally significant organisations. This Cyber Threat Report outlines the NCSC’s view of the domestic threat landscape for the year from 01 July 2023 to 30 June 2024. The report provides insight into the scope and nature of cyber threats targeting the information and systems of New Zealand organisations and individuals. The report identifies and analyses some of the common, recurring techniques that malicious cyber actors have used in cyber incidents. [PDF] Government Communications Security Bureau’s (GCSB) (New Zealand) 10/2/2025 Report Cyber Threat Report 2023/24 released: Complex threat environment reflected in NCSC report NEW ZEALAND: The Government Communications Security Bureau’s (GCSB) Deputy Director-General Cyber Security, Lisa Fong, has today released a report that shows New Zealand is facing increasingly complex cyber security threats from both criminals and other countries. “The National Cyber Security Centre's (NCSC) annual Cyber Threat Report shows our cyber threat landscape is constantly changing, with malicious cyber activity likely to continue to impact a larger range of systems and victims as our technology use increases," Ms Fong says. The NCSC, which is part of the GCSB, recorded 7122 cyber security incidents in the year to 30 June 2024 - its first year as New Zealand's lead operational cyber security agency. Government Communications Security Bureau’s (GCSB) (New Zealand) 10/2/2025 News Spy agency says online threats to NZ likely to intensify NEW ZEALAND: The GCSB says New Zealand faces increasingly complex cybersecurity threats from criminals and from other countries. The intelligence agency’s Cyber Threat Report found malicious cyber activity was likely to impact more systems and victims as the use of technology use increased. NZ Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 10/2/2025 News Policing Tech Forum (Series 1/Webinar 2 highlights): Youth engagement PolicingTV 10/2/2025 Feature, Video 400 successful Garda candidates ‘left in limbo over start of training’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Hundreds of successful candidates did not receive a call back to begin garda training despite passing all stages of the application process to join the force, the Irish Mail on Sunday has learned. The revelation is contained in a recent audit and comes as the force continues to face an ongoing recruitment and retention crisis. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 10/2/2025 News Security & Policing 2025: The UK Government’s official global security event you can’t afford to miss Security & Policing 2025 – the official UK Government global security event - is your exclusive gateway to cutting-edge security innovations, top decision-makers, and game-changing insights. Don’t miss this chance to shape the future of global security and resilience. Policing Insight 10/2/2025 Advertisement, Feature UK leads the way in ‘professionalising policing’ That's the view of former Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officer Michel Funicelli, who now helping educate the next generation of students eager to get involved with policing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/2/2025 News Nine officers injured on duty in ‘shameful attacks’ at the weekend Nine Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) officers were injured in “shameful attacks” over a 48-hour period at the weekend. Police Professional 10/2/2025 News Home Secretary hosts summit to tackle ‘industrial scale’ of mobile phone theft The Home Secretary brought together policing leaders, the National Crime Agency, the Mayor of London and leading technology companies to drive new action to tackle mobile phone thefts. Police Professional 10/2/2025 News How Kent used software to prove sex offender accessed illegal images again The technology showed Richard Faulkner lied when he claimed to have not been accessing thousands of illegal images of children. Software used by Kent Police to monitor convicted sex offenders helped prove a man was accessing indecent images of children just months after he was made the subject of a sexual harm prevention order (SHPO). Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/2/2025 News Officer who admitted to ‘tragedy chanting’ at football match is placed on barred list The chief constable who chaired the hearing described the officer's misconduct as 'the result of a moment’s serious stupidity,' Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/2/2025 News Police officer dismissed after football conviction A police sergeant who was banned from football matches for "tragedy chanting" has been formally dismissed from his force. BBC 10/2/2025 News Police officer improperly accessed records A former police officer who accessed official records related to her partner would have been sacked had she not quit, a police disciplinary panel has ruled. BBC 10/2/2025 News «336337338339340341342343344Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
