Примеры использования Behaviour of police officers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In addition, any dysfunctional behaviour of police officers is regularly raised in job performance interviews.
The concept is to change the culture in which police officers interact with the public by reforming the behaviour of police officers.
Injured parties may submit information on inappropriate behaviour of police officers directly to the heads of the police. .
Racist behaviour of police officers will not be tolerated under any circumstances and will be prosecuted under criminal and/or administrative law.
In addition, the Early Intervention System was launched in the Police force,to deal rapidly and effectively with improper behaviour of Police officers.
Complaints of the delinquent behaviour of police officers which proves to fall short of a criminal offence are still under investigation by the control authorities incorporated into the structure of the Police of the Czech Republic.
It also recommended(b) the creation of a board of independent inspectors examining conditions in detention facilities and the behaviour of police officers.
Review conditions in detention facilities, including the behaviour of police officers working in them, and develop options for the improvement of the prison system, including how to tackle the problem of overcrowding(Germany);
The establishment on 6 June 2000 of the National Commission on Security Ethics(CNDS),which provides comprehensive reports on the behaviour of police officers;
Similarly, in complaints involving the behaviour of police officers, whether on or off duty, there appear to be inadequacies in the process of ensuring independent and thorough investigation of allegations and the taking of appropriate administrative and criminal action.
Persons deprived of liberty, like each citizen, may file a complaint,i.e. to complain on treatment and behaviour of police officers in the course of apprehension and detention.
Besides, the Code of Ethics specifies the correct behaviour of police officers at work, the interrelations of police officers, the professional ethics requirements of chief executive officers, and the offduty conduct of police officers. .
Organization of meetingswith the management and police officers directed at discussing current examples of unprofessional behaviour of police officers on and off duty;
The Code lays down the principles which must govern the behaviour of police officers, action in such specific situations as working with the community, the use of force, investigation into events and the interrogation of suspects. The Code is also a useful tool for civil society activity.
The absence of prejudice on the grounds of, inter alia, colour, gender, ethnic origin, ideology andreligion was highlighted as one of the fundamental parameters of the behaviour of police officers.
The Committee notes that, in spite of the effortsof the State party, some drastic acts of aggressive behaviour of police officers continue to occur, which has resulted in death in some instances.
In its follow-up response, Greece provided information about disciplinary proceedings and the code of ethics, guidelines, handbooks andmanuals which should guide the behaviour of police officers.
In 2005, CAT commended the establishment of the National Commission on Security Ethics,which provides comprehensive reports on the behaviour of police officers; as well as the establishment of the National Commission for the Monitoring of Holding Centres and Facilities and Waiting Areas to ensure respect for the rights of foreigners who are denied admission on the State's territory.
All police personnel receive a guide on police behaviour towards religious and vulnerable social groups, listing the different categories of vulnerable groups andgiving clear instructions as to the behaviour of police officers towards such groups.
It would be useful to have details not only on current legislation, but also on the specific implementation of measures to prevent acts of torture being committed during police activities, to pursue inquiries and punish the perpetrators of such acts.It would be useful to know what rules governed the behaviour of police officers, the framework in which they operated, and the sanctions involved in the event of non-compliance.
The Instruction on Treatment of Persons Deprived of Liberty regulates manner of admission of persons deprived of liberty into detention facilities, manner of their placement, health-hygienic conditions and nutrition, files and accompanying documentation concerning official activity of deprivation of liberty, obligations of authorised persons andother issues concerning the treatment and behaviour of police officers towards a person deprived of liberty.
The Instruction on Treatment of Persons Deprived of Liberty regulates manner of admission of persons deprived of liberty into detention facilities, manner of their placement, health-hygienic conditions and nutrition, files and accompanying documentation concerning official activity of deprivation of liberty, rights and behaviour of persons deprived of liberty, obligations of police officers andother issues concerning the treatment and behaviour of police officers towards a person deprived of liberty.
It added that discriminatory and abusive behaviour on the part of police officers should be investigated and punished where necessary.
Since 2011, large-scale events attended by representatives of the LGBT community are monitored by Police plenipotentiaries for human rights protection,e.g. in terms of the behaviour and reactions of Police officers.
Indonesia noted references to too frequent occurrences of, inter alia, right-wing extremist and xenophobic attitudes and aggressive behaviour of police and law-enforcement officers against foreigners.
In addition, a training course designed to improve the behaviour and judgement of police officers in their dealings with citizens is shortly to be introduced.
Third, United Nations civilian police monitors are not peacebuilders if they simply document or attempt to discourage by their presence abusive or other unacceptable behaviour of local police officers-- a traditional and somewhat narrow perspective of civilian police capabilities.
The binding Act on the Human Rights Defender contains solutions allowing to investigate complaints of citizens about the behaviour of the Police officers and other services.
In 2006, the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention noted that the behaviour of some police officers had created an image of the police acting with brutality and impunity.
Furthermore, the behaviour of individual police officers comes up for regular discussion in performance interviews.