Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115877 total results. Showing results 72161 to 72180 «360536063607360836093610361136123613Next ›Last » New group to consider criminalisation of misogynistic behaviour The independent working group, made up of a panel of experts with specialisms in Scots law, human rights, women’s equality and perpetrator behaviours relating to gender-based violence, will hold its inaugural meeting later this month. Holyrood Magazine 2/2/2021 News The Frontline Fulfilment event: A people-first future across the emergency services and education Frontline Fulfilment is a collaborative event between the emergency services and education sectors, highlighting the opportunities for a ‘people-first’ future by exploring both common concerns and potential shared solutions; Mightify CEO Tom Wheelhouse explains the thinking behind next week’s free event, and what it aims to achieve. Policing Insight 2/2/2021 Feature New inspector appointed for police forces and fire services The Home Office has appointed a new inspector to lead on investigations for Her Majesty’s Inspectorate for Constabulary Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS). Home Office 2/2/2021 News Police workforce, England and Wales: 30 September 2020 NATIONAL STATISTICS; Statistics on police workforce numbers in the 43 police forces in England and Wales and the British Transport Police. Home Office 2/2/2021 Report Teenage leader of neo-Nazi group is UK’s youngest terror offender Boy from Cornwall whose offending began at 13 and who founded UK branch of FKD will be sentenced next week The Guardian 2/2/2021 News Audit of Regular Member Health Benefits CANADA: To ensure that Regular Members (RMs) of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) are fit for duty and can maintain a certain level of employability, they have access to three levels of health care benefits. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 2/2/2021 Report Cells overflowing with Alexei Navalny protesters as Moscow police arrest 5,000 Police cells in Moscow are overflowing with prisoners after record numbers of people were arrested at a protest in support of Alexei Navalny, the jailed opposition leader. The Times - Subscription at source 2/2/2021 News Name and shame firms over supply chain slave labour, says Dame Sara Thornton Companies must be named and shamed if slavery or criminal labour exploitation is uncovered at any stage in their supply chain, the independent anti-slavery commissioner said. The Times - Subscription at source 2/2/2021 News Undercover police smash county lines drug gang A county lines gang that was using children to carry drugs worth millions of pounds has been broken up by the police in an operation that has so far led to the conviction of 72 people. The Times - Subscription at source 2/2/2021 News Gardaí working relentlessly to dismantle gangs – O’Driscoll REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The senior officer investigating organised crime in Ireland has said gardaí have been working relentlessly every day since the Regency Hotel shooting five years ago to try to dismantle gangs in the country. Assistant Commissioner John O'Driscoll was speaking following the publication of a Europol report which found that organised crime gangs in the EU are becoming more violent. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 2/2/2021 News Vast majority of stop and search complaints against MPS are dismissed The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has received close to 5,000 complaints about the misuse of stop and search powers since 2014 but only six have resulted in officers being disciplined, new figures reveal. Police Oracle 1/2/2021 News Queensland Police Union calls for GPS tracking for youths on bail AUSTRALIA: GPS tracking anklets for juveniles on bail and strengthening youth bail laws are being proposed by the Queensland Police Union president to deal with the state’s youth crime. Brisbane Times (Australia) 1/2/2021 News TAFE pathway in Hunter for Indigenous people to join police, emergency services AUSTRALIA: A groundbreaking program that has helped open doors to a career in the NSW Police and other justice and emergency services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across the state will start at Kurri Kurri TAFE this month. Maitland Mercury (Australia) 1/2/2021 News Greek Police to introduce live facial recognition GREECE: Police in Greece are to be issued new devices that will allow them to carry out real-time facial recognition and fingerprint identification while out on the beat. Info Security 1/2/2021 News Met chief: We will continue ‘disproportionate’ stop-and-search The Met will continue to carry out “disproportionate” stop and searches of young black Londoners in an attempt to save lives, Scotland Yard’s second most senior officer warned today as he hit out against claims of discrimination. The Standard 1/2/2021 News Police vote in favour of new 2 per cent pay deal AUSTRALIA: South Australia’s 5000-strong police force has voted overwhelmingly in favour of the Government’s new Enterprise Agreement offer, in a move that locks-in 2 per cent per annum pay rises over the next three years and improved flexibility and other working conditions. Government of South Australia 1/2/2021 News ‘Police are not babysitters’: Cop laments kids roaming Queensland streets AUSTRALIA: One of Queensland’s top cops believes neglectful parents are to blame for youth crime, saying they have forced police to act as babysitters through the night. Speaking in Townsville, Deputy Commissioner Paul Taylor said it was a “tragedy” that children as young as eight “were out at all hours of night, no guardianship whatsoever”. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 1/2/2021 News Ethics group sets guidelines for police sharing facial recognition data Police forces should follow a series of ethics guidelines when sharing biometric data from live facial recognition (LFR) technology with private organisations, according to an expert group supported by the Home Office. UKAuthority.com 1/2/2021 News Two police forces are slammed for using ACTORS in ’embarrassing’ diversity recruitment campaign Two police forces have been criticised for mounting an 'embarrassing' diversity recruitment campaign which resorted to hiring actors to pose as ethnic minority and gay officers. A series of posters released by Hampshire and Essex Police features black and ethnic minority 'officers' alongside the proud slogan, 'We Value Difference'. Mail Online 1/2/2021 News France begins consultation on steps to improve confidence in police FRANCE: The French government begins a public consultation on Monday aimed at devising ways to increase public confidence in the police following repeated scandals involving allegations of racism and police brutality. France 24 1/2/2021 News «360536063607360836093610361136123613Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
