police accountability
No innocent should be harassed legally
Directive for police officers must be enforced properly
Restoring full police capacity is vital for public security
Police must be able to carry out law and order duties
The necessity for substantive police reform
For police reform to be substantive, the first order of business should be the enactment of a new Police Act
Police reform requires more than a change in uniform
Police reform is a complex process and requires support from a coalition of a broad group of stakeholders.
Police will be better off focusing on probing graft allegations
The BPSA statement sets a dangerous precedent
When the powerful prey upon the vulnerable
Alleged abuse of power by Benazir must be investigated properly
Rising crimes by police most worrying
Process of dealing with errant officers should be reformed
Why the reluctance to rethink police powers?
On July 13, the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court once again upheld the guidelines to stop the arbitrary arrests made by police based on suspicion
Court’s order to sue police for torture commendable
Now it must be ensured that the order is followed through.
No innocent should be harassed legally
Directive for police officers must be enforced properly
Restoring full police capacity is vital for public security
Police must be able to carry out law and order duties
The necessity for substantive police reform
For police reform to be substantive, the first order of business should be the enactment of a new Police Act
Police reform requires more than a change in uniform
Police reform is a complex process and requires support from a coalition of a broad group of stakeholders.
Police will be better off focusing on probing graft allegations
The BPSA statement sets a dangerous precedent
When the powerful prey upon the vulnerable
Alleged abuse of power by Benazir must be investigated properly
Rising crimes by police most worrying
Process of dealing with errant officers should be reformed
Why the reluctance to rethink police powers?
On July 13, the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court once again upheld the guidelines to stop the arbitrary arrests made by police based on suspicion
Court’s order to sue police for torture commendable
Now it must be ensured that the order is followed through.
Police must step up amid rising crime
Co-opting private CCTVs for surveillance can only be part of a greater effort