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May 15, 2013 Staff Articles

Policing & Human Rights: Time for real change in Uganda

A disturbing, constant pattern has been emerging in Uganda according to the annual reports of the Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC).

Apr 27, 2012 Staff Articles

Out of step with reality

At a recent meeting on internal security, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh urged the ministry of home affairs (MHA) and the state governments to "carry forward the police reforms and modernisation to their logical conclusion".

May 18, 2012 Staff Articles

OpEd - Impunity Reigns in India

Once again, it seems India’s pledge to uphold the tenets of human rights has come to nothing. In January this year, Human Rights Watch (HRW) painted a damning picture of the state of human rights in its World Report.

Jun 22, 2012 Staff Articles

Extra-judicial killing: Strong Police Complaints Commission needed

Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) is powerful. And, though the saying goes that with great power comes great responsibility, this is not the case with Rab. Officers have been accused of human rights violations and the use of excessive force, and most importantly, for extrajudicial killings.

Jul 21, 2012 Staff Articles

Comment: Need for domestic legislation on peaceful assembly

Police-public clashes have once again occupied centre stage in the Maldives. Over 100 people are believed to have been arrested in the ‘direct action’ protests organised by the opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) since 8 July.

Aug 24, 2012 Staff Articles

A New Police Act for Goa

Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar has promised to pass a new Police Bill for the State by March next year. On the one hand, this is welcome and on the other very worrying news. It is good that after resistance and delays the government is making some moves in that direction.

Apr 19, 2012 Staff Articles

"Asking for it" - Delhi police blame rape on the victims

A recent sting exposé in an Indian magazine,Tehelka, well-known for its investigative journalism, showed police officials in New Delhi, blaming rape on the victims.

East Africa

Police Reforms : Kenya

Kenya is in the process of undertaking significant reforms to the police service.  The objective of the police reforms is to transform the Police to a professional, efficient and accountable police service that is trusted by the public.

India

Building The Capacity Of Partners & Networking

Mumbai: CHRI’s endeavour is to build the capacity and support existing partners and new partners and also network with new partners when opportunity arises.

India

Public Education Materials

101 Things You Wanted To Know About The Police But Were Too Afraid To Ask: This booklet is published for a lay audience to help dispel common myths about policing.