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Human Rights on Duty: Principles for better policing – International lessons for Northern Ireland, 1997

Published: December 1, 1997

No.-37-Human-Rights-on-Duty-Principles-for-better-policing-International-lessons-for-Northern-Ireland-December-1997

The origins of this research project lie in the fact that there was a burgeoning of public interest in policing issues in the immediate wake of the loyalist and republican cease-fires in 1994.

CAJ, seeking to make a constructive contribution to this debate, and thanks to the generosity of charitable trusts such as the Ford Foundation, commissioned two expert researchers to carry out a detailed comparative study of policing across a number of jurisdictions.

 

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