Human rights and policing

ISBN	900415437X (pbk.)
Call Number	K3240.4 C911 2007
Author	Crawshaw, Ralph
Title	Human rights and policing / Ralph Crawshaw, Stuart Cullen and and Tom Williamson
Imprint	Leiden, The Netherlands : Martinus Nijhoff, 2007.
Physical	xix, 511 p. ; 24 cm.
Series Name	The Raoul Wallenberg Institute professional guides to human rights ;v. 5
General Note	Previous ed.: The Hague: Kluwer International Law, 1998
Contents Note	International system for the protection of human rights --Human rights and policing --Human rights, democracyand policing --Human rights and police ethics --Law ofrights and the law of conflict --Types of conflict and rules of behaviour --Right to life --Use of force by police --Phenomenon of torture --Prohibition of torture and ill-treatment under international law --Rights of detainees --International norms and standards on interviewing --Why ordinary people get involved with terrorism, civil conflict and torture --Investigative interviewing: best practice in questioning witnesses and suspects --Understanding conflict, and strategies for prevention --Conflict: command, planning and operations --Post conflict: strategies for peace and security --Policing, democracy and reform --Managing people for change --Managing the process of change --Professional standards --Effective organisation
Subject	Peacekeeping forces
Subject	Police
Subject	Law enforcement
Subject	Human rights
Subject	Police ethics
Coorperative Author	Cullen, Stuart
Coorperative Author	Williamson, Tom

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