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Changing the face of the polic
If you are young, bright and willing to serve your country, the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) wants you. Especially if you are bright.

That is the tune of the constabulary's latest recruitment drive which, according to Assistant Commissioner of Police Delworth Heath, who is in charge of training at the police academy in St Catherine, is all part of the JCF's rebranding process.

"The statistics are saying to us that the overwhelming majority of persons are not passing, especially the entrance test. And we feel that there is still that population out there of persons who... Read more

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17 April 2006

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Kremlin Offers Bills Targeting

Nazi admirers will get tougher punishments, political parties will be asked to defend tolerance and journalists are to hew to a new ethics code when covering ethnic and religious conflicts under a raft of new Kremlin initiatives.

The initiatives, pushed by the Interior Ministry and the Public Chamber, are meant to counter a recent spike in extremist violence.

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The Moscow Times - Russia
17 April 2006