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Honest cops' secret agony
SENIOR police have led a vicious campaign of harassment against fellow officers who complain about corruption, even targeting family members for driving offences.
The whistleblowers have been physically attacked, stood over and subjected to psychological "mind games", a confidential report prepared for NSW Police reveals.
The document -- seen by The Daily Telegraph -- shows those who complain are also denied promotional opportunities, transferred against their wishes to undesirable locations and given menial jobs.
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Daily Times - Lahore,Pakistan
03 June 2007
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Human rights workshop for poli
ISLAMABAD: The National Police Bureau (NPB) will hold a human rights training workshop for police instructors on June 4.
NPB Director General Dr Shoaib Suddle said that a team of foreign trainers would conduct the four-day workshop for a batch of 35 police instructors from inspector to senior superintendent level who have been selected from across the country.
He said the objective of the workshop was to expose police instructors in Pakistan to international practices in the areas of human rights.
Subjects such as international human rights standards and policing, human rights and police ethics
, police powers of search and seizure, maintenance of public order, how police should deal with vulnerable groups including children, women, displaced people and crime victims, community policing and countering terrorism will be covered during the workshop.
The workshop is designed to teach human rights standards through skill-building sessions, interactive discussions and deliberations.
Suddle said that revitalising curriculum of police training institutions by including modern concepts, principles and structures of law enforcement was also one of the aims of the training session. He said that policemen would benifit from the event.
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