Author: Edwards, Louise
Title: Common Standards for POlicing in East Africa
Summary: Policing that provides safety and security but also upholds and promotes human rights is vital for achieving development goals, including economic growth and democracy. At both an international and regional level, extensive efforts have been made to construct a framework for policing that promotes a rights-based approach to security to encourage and support democratic governance and development. This report reviews the framework as it applies to the five countries of the EAC (Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda) in order to understand and articulate the standards that are common to policing across these countries.
Details: New Delhi: Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative; Cape Town, South Africa: African Policing Civilian Oversight Forum, 2010. 86p.
Source: Internet Resource
Year: 2010
Country: Africa
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Shelf Number: 119442
Keywords:
Police AdministrationPolice ReformPolicing (East Africa) |
