Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103021 total results. Showing results 17021 to 17040 «848849850851852853854855856Next ›Last » Men’s Health Webinar: Testicular Cancer ‘Know Your Balls’ event empowers attendees with knowledge to take proactive steps towards protecting their or their loved ones’ health. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 8/5/2024 News UK police using Chinese-made body-cameras to surveil the British public EXCLUSIVE: Experts and MPs have warned of 'back door' security risks as UK police use Chinese surveillance cameras despite growing concerns over Beijing's spying activities i News 8/5/2024 News Domestic violence disclosure schemes may not improve safety for victim-survivors of intimate partner violence The rising incidence of women’s deaths as a result of male violence in Australia has prompted some to call for the wider use of domestic violence disclosure schemes, but research by Monash University Professor Dr Kate Fitz-Gibbon, and Lecturer Ellen Reeves and Professor Sarah Walklate of the University of Liverpool, suggests such schemes can put victim-survivors in greater danger, with resources better invested elsewhere. Policing Insight 8/5/2024 Analysis, Feature Hundreds of potentially trafficked children ‘abandoned by Home Office’ Exclusive: 1,871 possible trafficking or modern slavery victims left open to exploitation after falling out of UK system, FoI data reveals The Guardian 8/5/2024 News Why are police not doing their jobs and tackling burglaries? Most burglaries are carried out by a small number of offenders. If they are put in prison then burglary rates will drop dramatically The Telegraph - Subscription at source 8/5/2024 Feature, Opinion Australia: Police shoot dead 16-year-old accused of extremist stabbing AUSTRALIA: A strange and still unexplained incident in the Western Australian (WA) city of Perth over the weekend has been used by the political and media establishment to intensify an atmosphere of fear and hysteria over purported “extremism.” World Socialist Web Site 8/5/2024 News Government quiet on costs, building plan for Waikato prison expansion NEW ZEALAND: The government will not say what its budget is to expand a Waikato prison by 810 extra beds or if they will be built using a public-private partnership (PPP). RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 8/5/2024 News Meeting IPA Section Albania President, Skënder Doda PolicingTV's Founder, Bernard Rix, recently met the International Police Association (IPA) Section Albania President, Skënder Doda, in Skanderbeg Square in central Tirana, Albania, to hear from him about the recent formation of IPA Section Albania. PolicingTV 8/5/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Low turnout and a red wave marks the fourth PCC elections The electorate went to the polls in England and Wales last week to vote for Police and Crime Commissioners, and while Labour now holds the majority of PCC positions, the turnout was low and in Wales didn’t go over 18 per cent in any of its four PCC areas. Emergency Services Times 7/5/2024 News DFV victim safe spaces in every Qld police station AUSTRALIA: Victim survivors of domestic and family violence across Queensland will have access to safe spaces within police stations. The Canberra Times (Australia) 7/5/2024 News Cocaine and booze-fuelled young England fans are a concern for German police at the Euros – and law enforcement need serial hooligan Tommy Robinson like a hole in the head GERMANY: There were two senior German police officers in the room at Whitehall on Tuesday to relate that England supporters at Euro 2024 would be welcome, but songs from a drunken fringe about World War II would not. Mail Online 7/5/2024 News Supreme Court to hear Garda Commissioner’s appeal over ban on using WhatsApp video in disciplinary inquiry REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Appeal court had ruled that materials seized under search warrant could not be used in disciplinary process absent legislation. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 7/5/2024 News Evidence submissions to NCA Remuneration Review Body, 2024 to 2025 RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS: Evidence from the NCA and Home Office to NCA Remuneration Review Body (NCARRB), to help with its consideration of the 2024 to 2025 pay award proposal. Home Office 7/5/2024 Report Violence against women and girls: guidance on ending victim blaming – February 2024 This guidance is for police officers, police staff, and those working for the IOPC. Its aim is to help practitioners think critically about their own and others’ language, attitudes, and behaviours, and to provide advice and best practice on effectively challenging victim blaming language, attitudes, and behaviours. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 7/5/2024 Report England players meet police over racist abuse concerns Police officers have briefed England’s players on the threat of online racism during Euro 2024, reassuring them they will “take seriously” any abuse during the tournament. BBC 7/5/2024 News Police officer quarterly strength statistics: 31 March 202 Statistics on police officer quarterly strength, which gives the number of full-time-equivalent police officers employed by Police Scotland. Scottish Government 7/5/2024 Report Garda overtime bill in Laois Offaly Division rose to €3.8m last year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Overtime costs in the local division jumped by 20% in 2023. Leinster Express (Republic of Ireland) 7/5/2024 News ‘Fruitful results’: China’s top police chief hails joint crackdown with New Zealand against drug trafficking, fraud CHINA: China’s top police chief hailed cooperation with New Zealand in fighting crime and the illicit drug trade during a meeting with that country’s police commissioner in Beijing on Monday, amid growing concern in Wellington over a surge in fentanyl use. Wang Xiaohong, China’s public security minister, said China and New Zealand achieved “fruitful results” in combating financial crimes, telecoms fraud and narcotics, according to a report by state news agency Xinhua. South China Morning Post 7/5/2024 News Does Perceived Procedural Justice in Policing Predict Future Offending? Findings From a Sample of Justice-Involved Individuals Recent scholarship suggests attitudes toward the police and law are important facets of crime control efforts. Procedurally just policing is recognized as a predictor of citizens’ cooperation and confidence in the police, but it remains unclear whether it can also reduce criminal behavior. Using a sample of justice-involved individuals, this study examined whether procedurally just policing predicts future offending and, if so, whether its effect is due to perceived legitimacy of the law. Results showed that procedurally just policing was negatively associated with recidivism, and legitimacy of the law mediated this link. The results suggest that enhancing procedural justice in policing practice in at-risk communities should be considered a critical component of crime prevention. Crime and Delinquency - Subscription at source 7/5/2024 Research article Number of police officers in Scotland falls to lowest level in more than a decade Police Scotland had 16,356 full time equivalent (FTE) officers at the end of March this year - the lowest since the end of September 2008, according to figures published by the Scottish Government Aberdeen Live 7/5/2024 News «848849850851852853854855856Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
