Bangladesh Police
We need inclusive and gender-responsive community policing
On June 27, 2024, a discussion titled "Towards Gender Equality: Gender-Responsive Community Policing in Bangladesh" was organised jointly by UN Women and The Daily Star at The Daily Star Centre. Academicians, top female police officers, legal specialists, and gender activists participated in the event. Below is a summary of the key points from the discussion.
Police must come out of their cocoon
Continued dysfunction within the force is risking public safety
Cops still afraid to come out of cocoon
An overarching sense of frustration, apprehension, and opportunism prevails over the police force, rendering it virtually dysfunctional.
Army must prevent any misuse of magistracy powers
Govt grants special powers to army officers to improve law and order
Opinion / The morale issues of Bangladesh Police
There is no denying that for a long time, the police have been used as a tool of repression in the subcontinent
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
DMP commissioner outlines plans to restore public trust
Police interrogated the arrested VIPs to know about those, who provided money, advice, and statements against the students' movement, Dhaka Metropolitan Police Commissioner Md Mainul Hasan said today.
Stolen firearms could pose a threat to national security
Police authorities should urgently address the problem
We need inclusive and gender-responsive community policing
On June 27, 2024, a discussion titled "Towards Gender Equality: Gender-Responsive Community Policing in Bangladesh" was organised jointly by UN Women and The Daily Star at The Daily Star Centre. Academicians, top female police officers, legal specialists, and gender activists participated in the event. Below is a summary of the key points from the discussion.
Police must come out of their cocoon
Continued dysfunction within the force is risking public safety
Cops still afraid to come out of cocoon
An overarching sense of frustration, apprehension, and opportunism prevails over the police force, rendering it virtually dysfunctional.
Army must prevent any misuse of magistracy powers
Govt grants special powers to army officers to improve law and order
The morale issues of Bangladesh Police
There is no denying that for a long time, the police have been used as a tool of repression in the subcontinent
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
DMP commissioner outlines plans to restore public trust
Police interrogated the arrested VIPs to know about those, who provided money, advice, and statements against the students' movement, Dhaka Metropolitan Police Commissioner Md Mainul Hasan said today.
Stolen firearms could pose a threat to national security
Police authorities should urgently address the problem
The police must get back to work
An atmosphere of mutual trust must be created