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  1. Journal article: Democratic policing: A conceptual framework

    Democratic policing, as opposed to regime policing, must meet at least three requirements: there is democratic accountability of and for the police; the police ...

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  2. Resources on South African Criminal Justice System: Police

    Africa Criminal Justice Reform (ACJR) has produced research on the South African criminal justice system relating to the police. This resource list contains ...

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  3. ACJR Specific Submission 2 on the draft SAPS Amendment Bill

    This submission considers a selection of the provisions of the draft SAPS Bill 2020 affecting local and provincial government.

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  4. Police Station Visitors' Week Report, Nigeria 2011

    The fifth edition of Police Station Visitors' Week (PSVW) was conducted from 31st of October to 6th of November, 2011 in Nigeria. Eight hundred and fifty-four ...

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  5. Lawyer at the Police Station Door: How REPLACE Provides Legal Aid in Nigeria

    The central element of the project, the Police Duty Solicitors Scheme (PDSS), sought to reduce the excessive use of pretrial detention by providing free legal ...

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  6. Killing at will: Extrajudicial executions and other unlawful killings by the police in Nigeria

    This is a report by Amnesty International published in 2009.

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  7. Fact Sheet 9: Failing to discipline in SAPS

    Recent media reports showed again how police officials grossly misused their power and, against departmental prescripts, used a 'sjambok' to assault a man for ...

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  8. Conditions of Police Cells in Namibia

    This report written by University of Namibia academics discusses the distinction between police cells and holding cells, and the conditions of police cells in ...

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  9. Fact Sheet 14: Visible policing: Clarifying concepts and expectations

    This fact sheet unpacks the idea of visible policing in South Africa. In so doing, it highlights that the concept should be engaged with critically. It ...

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  10. Journal Article: Unconscionable and irrational: SAPS human resource allocation

    The Khayelitsha Commission revealed that areas that are predominantly populated by people who are poor and black are systematically allocated only a small ...

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