Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97047 total results. Showing results 71041 to 71060 «354935503551355235533554355535563557Next ›Last » Police fined £235,000 over death of man restrained with belt across his face Devon and Cornwall force fined over death in custody of Thomas Orchard after US-made emergency restraint belt used The Guardian 3/5/2019 News Police and prosecutors invite victim groups to discuss concerns about new consent form The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC), Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and College of Policing have invited concerned organisations and individuals to help shape new processes to bring consistency to the way investigators search for relevant information on the digital devices of complainants and witnesses. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 3/5/2019 News World Press Freedom Day: Journalists remain at risk for uncovering human rights abuses On World Press Freedom Day, Amnesty International UK are calling for increased protection for journalists working to uncover human rights abuses in the UK. Amnesty International 3/5/2019 News German arrests as police attack dark web drugs market Police in western Germany have arrested three men suspected of running the world's second-largest dark net market place for illegal drugs, stolen data and malicious software. BBC 3/5/2019 News Met asks for more funding to follow leads in Madeleine McCann probe Force 'continues to work on case' on 12th anniversary of her disappearance. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/5/2019 News Force to be sentenced for health and safety breaches in death cell case Landmark conviction is 'positive step forward for public to hold the police to account for their actions'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/5/2019 News ‘Stop and search cut violent deaths in London by a quarter’ Extra 40,000 checks helped to trigger fall in stabbing numbers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/5/2019 News Rise in school exclusions fuelling knife crime? The number of children being kicked out of school in Cornwall has risen by 31% in almost a decade. Pirate FM 3/5/2019 News Pakistani Policewomen: Questioning the Role of Gender in Circumscribing Police Corruption The popular belief that women are more honest and morally superior than men, shared by many feminist theorists, development practitioners and policy makers across the globe, subsequently informs another belief, that increasing the number of women in a corrupt organisation will therefore reduce the levels of corruption in said organisation. This year-long ethnographic research on Pakistani policewomen, based on participant observation and interviews with policewomen across different ranks and in different police branches in nine Pakistani cities, critically interrogates this narrative. More specifically, it claims that while a gendered reason – policewomen’s positionality as women within the world of policing – plays a critical role in circumscribing the degree to which and the kinds of corrupt activities they engage in, gender is not a very useful category to use when thinking about reducing police corruption levels in Pakistan given the socio-political and institutional structures in which the Pakistani police are enmeshed. This culturally grounded study thus makes an empirically rooted contribution to exploring the relationship between policewomen, gender, and corruption, which is currently underdeveloped in the global literature on policewomen and completely absent in the literature on policewomen in Pakistan. Policing and Society - Registration at source 3/5/2019 Research article Sheku Bayoh’s family: Racism has denied us justice The sister of a man who died in police custody four years ago today has said racism has denied her family justice for her brother’s death. The Scotsman 3/5/2019 News Police officer ‘used dog as weapon’ on murderer and called him a ‘scumbag’ A police dog was used to inflict “gratuitous” violence on five criminals to “teach them a lesson”, a jury has heard. Mirror 3/5/2019 News Shana Grice murder: PC resigns before misconduct hearing A police officer accused of failing a woman murdered by her stalker has resigned before a disciplinary hearing. BBC 3/5/2019 News Police force to be sentenced for health and safety breaches in church warden’s cell death A police force will be sentenced for health and safety breaches in relation to a belt used around the face of a man before he collapsed in custody. Premier 3/5/2019 News UK is ‘not a surveillance state’ insists minister defending police face recog tech Opposition MPs have debated whether automated facial recognition technology should be used at all in the UK, after a pressure group mounted legal challenges against police use of face-scanning equipment. The Register 3/5/2019 News Evaluation of the Administration of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Pension Continuation Act – Full Report CANADA: This report presents the results of the Evaluation of the Administration of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Pension Continuation Act (PCA) conducted by National Program Evaluation Services of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) in 2018-19. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 3/5/2019 Report The police war on our right to protest threatens democracy Corey Stoughton is the advocacy director at Liberty, a human rights campaigning organisation in London The Times - Subscription at source 3/5/2019 Feature, Opinion Dorset Police’s new strategy to target rise in sheep thefts Police across Dorset will start stopping vehicles carrying livestock in response to a rise in sheep thefts in the county. Dorset Echo 3/5/2019 News Grayling’s probation reform plan was ‘a perfect train crash’ Reducing re-offending and turning people away from a life of crime was a laudable ambition. Re-offending rates had been broadly stable for some time with around half of those released from jail committing another crime within a year. The Times - Subscription at source 3/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Chris Grayling’s probation reform made the service worse, MPs say The probation service has been left in a worse position than before reforms were introduced by Chris Grayling, MPs have said in a critical report. The Times - Subscription at source 3/5/2019 News Proof that stop and search works remains elusive Theresa May, when home secretary, conceded that stop and search had been a contributing factor to the riots in the summer of 2011 and a sense that deprived areas were no longer being policed by consent. The Times - Subscription at source 3/5/2019 Analysis, Feature «354935503551355235533554355535563557Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
