“Any use of chemical weapons is unacceptable and the lack of accountability for past use of such weapons remains a blight on the conscience of the international community,” said High Representative Izumi Nakamitsu. Updates from the OPCW She updated the Ambassadors on the activities of the Office for Disarmament Affairs …
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The Future of ESGTech: Goal 16
Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, ensure access to justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels. This is an excerpt from Finextra’s The Future of ESGTech 2022 report. Priority target 16.4: By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the …
Read More »How has Trayvon Martin’s death affected police-community relations in Sanford? – Central Florida News – Social Justice
Georgetown, like Goldsboro, is a historically black neighborhood in Sanford. In the 10 years since Trayvon Martin’s death, the police department has worked to improve police-community relations. Photo: Allegra Montesano, WMFE News SANFORD — A decade ago, the Sanford Police Department drew protests from members of the city’s black communities …
Read More »SANDF will support law enforcement
Defense and Veterans Affairs Minister Thandi Modise said the South African National Defense Force (SANDF) stands ready to provide law enforcement support to help maintain stability in the country. “SANDF will continue to be on high alert to protect all national key points, as well as the economic corridors …
Read More »FoodCorps members plant seeds for community health in Van Buren
Tiffany Knight may be a first-time gardener, but the seeds she plants in Van Buren will be harvested for generations to come. Knight is a member of the FoodCorps service at James Tate Elementary and Oliver Springs Elementary, alongside Rebecca Christie, who serves at King Elementary and Central Elementary in …
Read More »Modesto community worries about Ukrainian sister city
MODESTO, Calif. (KTXL) — City leaders in Modesto have said they are concerned for their sister city in Ukraine as the country’s conflict with Russia continues to escalate. “It’s about exchanging cultures and understanding each other,” said Modesto Sister Cities International President Catherine Girard. Separated by more than 10,000 kilometers, …
Read More »The Law Enforcement Branch’s case against Nawab Malik couldn’t be more fragile
The “fight back”, the word used by Raut, against bullying by central agencies appears to have started with Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao calling on his Maharashtra counterpart, Uddhav Thackeray. In an unqualified message later, Rao said that if the BJP did not stop its policy of misusing central …
Read More »Accidents kill law enforcement officers in Florida and California
Two crashes – one in a helicopter and the other in a collision with a car – have killed two law enforcement officers in Florida and California. The two officers joined 49 other law enforcement personnel killed in the line of duty across the country so far in 2022, according …
Read More »The City signs an agreement with the special sectors for the application of the by-laws
Breadcrumb Links News Local News The City of Hanna and Special Zones have developed a plan to have services provided by Special Zone Peace Officers on a contract basis. Photo of special areas jpg, HA Content of the article Adrian Mohl retired in December 2021, leaving a hole in the …
Read More »Incorporate peace education into social studies, Don tells policymakers
The Acting Provost of Kwara State College of Education, Ilorin, Dr. Ahmed Jimoh Ayinla has called for the incorporation of peace education into the social studies curriculum taught in secondary schools. Peace education, he said, is an uncharted field of research and a tool to solve the myriad problems that …
Read More »Annapolis leaders seek community help after shooting paralyzed 15-year-old boy – CBS Baltimore
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — A day after a shooting in Annapolis injured three children, including a 15-year-old boy who was paralyzed, city officials and church leaders called on the public Tuesday to share what they know. It was the first of three shootings reported in the city in 24 hours, …
Read More »Ridley-area Catholic churches announce Lenten round – Delco Times
RIDLEY TOWNSHIP – Catholic churches in the Ridley area recently announced the Lenten March series. All are welcome to come to the five churches in and around Ridley Township, bring a friend or two and enjoy the program. The series is called “The Sacraments” and will run for five consecutive …
Read More »How this free hiring tool aims to elevate the law enforcement industry
Sponsored by Guardian Alliance Technologies By Courtney Levin, Police1 BrandFocus Staff Very few, if any, of the daily tasks of a cop can be described as “easy”. Not only has it become increasingly difficult to enforce the law safely among the general public, but administrative tasks are sometimes hampered by …
Read More »Lone Star College Launches Law Enforcement Academy
Business By Bill Van Rysdam | February 21, 2022 HOUSTON, TX — Lone Star College offers students the opportunity to become licensed Texas police officers through the LSC Law Enforcement Academy. The new program provides the skills and competencies that will equip the student for a career as a law …
Read More »Building a community of destiny to face global challenges
BEIJING, Feb. 20 (Xinhua) — A pandemic like COVID-19 could reveal how humanity would respond to a global challenge. Over the past two years, some countries have taken care of themselves at the expense of others, some have thrown mud and shifted blame, and others have engaged in bullying and …
Read More »Live Updates: Latest on the community outbreak of COVID-19, protest in Parliament – Monday 21 February
9:08 – Northern Region Health Coordination Center Operations Manager Matt Hannant told AM on Monday that demand was very high for opening day testing of Aucklanders having access to rapid testing for antigen (RAT). On Sunday, the Department of Health announced that Aucklanders who meet certain requirements will be offered …
Read More »Kwara community calls for a peaceful resolution
Tunde Oyekola, Ilorin Published February 19, 2022 The Ijagbo community of Oyun Local Government Area in Kwara State have urged outside forces who are feasting on the hijab uniform crisis at Ijagbo Baptist High School to allow a peaceful resolution of the issues that have led to the unfortunate crisis. …
Read More »Platkin issues updated guidelines on law enforcement involvement in election activities
Acting Attorney General Platkin issues updated guidance on Involvement of law enforcement in electoral activities and protections Against illegal voter intimidation Show Tips TRENTON- Acting Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin today issued guidance to New Jersey law enforcement officials regarding new rules regarding election-related law enforcement activities. The acting attorney …
Read More »Al Marder, a century of achievement for unity, peace, justice and socialism – Communist Party USA
In some ways, the life of centenarian Al Marder reads like a serial thriller with plenty of comedy and tragedy, defeats and victories. As a teenager, he would sneak out of his parents’ house in a working-class New Haven, Connecticut neighborhood early in the morning to meet his good friend …
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Joint law enforcement effort leads to over 100 arrests in Baltimore area [VIDEO]
BALTIMORE, MD — Governor Larry Hogan provided an update Friday alongside the U.S. Marshals Service on a large-scale, multi-agency law enforcement operation focused on apprehending violent fugitives and gang members wanted in the first two weeks of February, leading to dozens of arrests throughout the Baltimore area. The governor also …
Read More »Swords into Plowshares inaugurates a new exhibition curated by Sabra Morman: “Community, Love, and Family” | News
DETROIT, February 18, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Swords into Plowshares Peace Center and Gallery will open a new exhibit of artwork by 10 local artists titled “Community, Love, and Family” on February 11th from 6 p.m.-9 p.m. at their downtown gallery (33 East Adams Avenue). The show, organized by sabra mormanwill …
Read More »Nepalese association celebrates cultural festivals of indigenous community
Chargé d’Affaires at the Embassy of Nepal in Qatar Lakshuman Khanal and others celebrating cultural festivals. Doha: Nepali Non-Resident Association (NRNA) Qatar celebrated national cultural festivals of the indigenous community of Nepal. The Association has organized festivals including Maghe Sankranti (Minam Sar Lhes), Chasok Tangnam, Balihang Tangnam, Tamu Lhosar, Sakela …
Read More »Not just a dog – law enforcement community service animal killed in the line of duty | Recent news
York County Sheriff’s Deputy Chris Fifield, Nitro’s partner, carried the urn to the lobby of the convention center where a memorial ceremony was held. The hall was filled with law enforcement officers, many of whom were state department dog handlers who had participated in the motorcade. There were dozens of …
Read More »Lake Region State College program seeks to fill law enforcement jobs – Grand Forks Herald
GRAND FORKS — For the 12th consecutive year, Lake Region State College will bring its law enforcement training program to Grand Forks this summer. John Maritato, LRSC Police Department Lieutenant and Director of the Peace Officer Training Program, came to Grand Forks for each of these academies. Maritato said the …
Read More »Surrey councilors question rising costs for major community projects – Peace Arch News
Three Surrey councilors asked city staff at Monday night’s council meeting to explain why costs have risen for two major community projects, Cloverdale Sport and Ice Complex and Newton Community Centre. The board has increased the spending authority limit for its contract with Taylor Kurtz Architecture + Design Inc., in …
Read More »FRAN ALEXANDER: Omni Center continues its push to make peace, justice the chosen alternatives
“We must dare to think unthinkable thoughts. We must learn to explore all the options and possibilities that come our way in a complex and rapidly changing world. We must learn to welcome rather than fear voices of dissent. “ — U.S. Senator J. William Fulbright Omni means “everything”. The …
Read More »Local football star Xavier Thigpen begins his career in law enforcement
SOSO, Miss. (WDAM) – Xavier Thigpen was once a terror on the football pitch. Now he’s busy keeping the peace as the new Jones County Sheriff’s Department Patrol Deputy. “Always watching Law & Order and all those shows with my dad on the couch and growing up, that was something …
Read More »We hire! Peace, Justice and Ecology Facilitator – Catholic Outlook
Peace, Justice and Ecology Facilitator – Mission Enhancement Team, Diocese of Parramatta Here is a unique opportunity to devote your passion for social justice to the advancement of the common good and the mission of the Church in Western Sydney and the Blue Mountains. Work within a dynamic, authentic and …
Read More »Colorado Ukrainian community member doesn’t want Ukraine to ‘become like Syria’ – CBS Denver
ARVADA, Colorado (CBS4) – Members of the Ukrainian community in Colorado are praying for peace as fears grow that Russia could invade Ukraine within days. The concerns come as a growing number of Russians forces now encircle Ukraine’s borders. U.S. officials fear Russia could orchestrate a reason to move to …
Read More »Community: Krewe of Tucumcari begins Mardi Gras festivities | Entertainment/Life
The Krewe of Tucumcari, Baton Rouge’s oldest Mardi Gras Krewe, kicked off its 2022 festivities on January 29 with a royal gathering hosted by the Ladies of Tucumcari. Krewe President Joey Culmone introduced the 2022 tribunal and thanked Amey and Keith Crousillac to host the party at home. In addition …
Read More »Debate on the appropriate use of force for law enforcement | Washington
OLYMPIA — The degree of force used by a police officer must be “proportionate and reasonable,” according to a bill recently approved by the state Senate. The bill also specifies that officers will also be allowed to engage in vehicular pursuits as long as there is a “reasonable suspicion” during …
Read More »Appropriate use of force for law enforcement debated
Appropriate use of force for law enforcement debated By Juan Morfin WNPA News Group • February 11, 2022 6:30 p.m. By Juan Morfin WNPA Press Group The degree of force used by a police officer must be “proportionate and reasonable,” according to a bill recently approved by the state Senate. …
Read More »Law Enforcement Reports – Boonville Daily News
Boonville police department 2-09-22 motor vehicle Accident: On 02/09/2022 at approximately 2:56 p.m. an accident occurred in the area of 1640 West Ashley Road, two vehicles were involved, there were no injuries or arrests. NO CITATION, WARRANT OR OTHER ARREST. 2-08-22 Quotes: Glen Edward Bishop 59 Boonville, MO cited for …
Read More »Surrey RCMP plan community outreach after shooting, handgun found at school – Peace Arch News
Surrey RCMP say they are planning school and community outreach in Fraser Heights after a fatal shooting and a handgun were found at an elementary school in the same week. On February 8, police were called to the intersection of 104th Avenue and 168th Street after reports of gunfire. Two …
Read More »Peace, Justice, Politics and Space: Fellowship Helps Two Wellesley Students Connect Diverse Interests | Projector
Most of this year’s Brooke Owens Scholars, female undergraduates and gender minorities interested in all areas of space and aviation, are majoring in fields one would expect: aerospace engineering, mechanics and electricity, space sciences, astrophysics, etc. But the group also includes students majoring in peace and justice studies, astronomy, international …
Read More »Peace, justice, politics and space: Fellowship enables two Wellesley students to connect diverse interests | Projector
Most of this year’s Brooke Owens Scholars, female undergraduates and gender minorities interested in all areas of space and aviation, are majoring in fields one would expect: aerospace engineering, mechanics and electricity, space sciences, astrophysics, etc. But the group also includes students majoring in peace and justice studies, astronomy, international …
Read More »“A lifetime of memories”: The Greenback family turns tragedy into community support | Community
Tyson Waid’s time on this earth has been far too short. He was just shy of his fourth birthday when he died on Christmas Eve 2020 from a rare and incurable form of brain cancer. This Greenback family, mom Maggie and dad Colt, made the most of every day together, …
Read More »New Agent Database Provides Enforcement Transparency
COLORADO SPRINGS — There have been several local and national movements calling for greater police transparency and accountability. Our state has just launched a new website allowing the public to access information about officers who have abused their badge and authority. The Colorado Peace Officers Standards and Training Council maintains …
Read More »Community Calendar – The Daily Globe
Email calendar items and community news to [email protected] For more information, call 906-932-2211. Thursday February 10 Pickleball, 9 a.m. to noon, Memorial Building, Ironwood. Bessemer St. Vincent de Paul, financial aid, 9-10 a.m.; pantry, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. 906-663-4436. Ironwood St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry and Financial …
Read More »Law Enforcement Report | Law enforcement
The Maricopa County Sheriff’s District 7 Office in Fountain Hills reported that deputies responded to the following calls during the week of Thursday, Jan. 27 through Wednesday, Feb. 2. * On Thursday, January 27, a resident of the 13600 block of Hamilton Drive reported attempted fraud. The complainant alleged that …
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Read More »ASK A COP — Which local law enforcement agency has the most authority? – Port Arthur News
Oscar d’Orange asks: I’m not ashamed to admit that I’m confused about the operational differences between law enforcement agencies in the state of Texas. What is the difference between the municipal police, the DPS, the constable, the sheriff and who has the greatest authority? Responnse: It is confusing for many. …
Read More »South Kaduna Killings: The Government Has Failed Us
From Sola Ojo, Kaduna Leaders of the Atyap Community Development Association (ACDA) in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area, Kaduna State, on Monday expressed their dissatisfaction with the government’s efforts to end the surge murders and destruction of property on their lands by armed terrorists. The association’s president, Samuel T Achie, …
Read More »Nigeria is relentlessly fighting for world peace and justice – Buhari | The Guardian Nigeria News
President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia said the country would continue to seek peace and progress in Africa and other parts of the world, constantly pushing for justice, fairness and inclusion in global affairs. In a side meeting with Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh at the ongoing African …
Read More »In meeting with Imran, Xi calls for closer community ties with ‘shared future’
BEIJING/ISLAMABAD: China is willing to work with Pakistan to accelerate the building of a “closer community with a shared future” in the new era, President Xi Jinping said Sunday in a much-anticipated meeting with Prime Minister Imran Khan. . The shared future would “bring benefits to the peoples of both …
Read More »Salween Peace Park calls on the international community to intervene after the deadly attacks by the Burmese junta
Representatives of the Salween Peace Park (SPP) have expressed outrage over the deadly attacks by the Burmese junta in Karen State. Speaking in a press release today, the SPP said that at 1 a.m. the Myanmar military launched an airstrike on a Karen village in Salween Peace Park, killing two …
Read More »Sheriff’s Sgt. Ramon Gutierrez is remembered for his dedication to family and community
Growing up, Ramon Gutierrez played cops and robbers with his friends — and he made his friends play bad guys so he could play good guys, always with his plastic handcuffs in his hand. It was just a story the Harris County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant, his son Alfredo Gutierrez shared …
Read More »Narcotics Commission strengthens the capacity of law enforcement agencies | Social
The Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC), with the support of the UK Government, organized a practical regional training course to hone the skills and abilities of its staff and those of other law enforcement agencies in container handling. The training will also help the 40 delegates from Ghana, Nigeria and Sierra …
Read More »The number of counties continues to decrease; Breakthrough cases; Application of seat belts; Governor Brown pledges funds for housing and child care – Coast Radio – Florence Oregon News
The number of counties continues to decline Lane County continues to show a significant decrease in COVID-19 cases. The rate per 100,000 continues to decline and hit a one-month low yesterday at 747.8, the lowest infection rate since January 6and. The county began to see large increases just after the …
Read More »sergeant. Brian Hodges wins top prize at VFW Law Enforcement Award
Janet Alford From left are Billy Alford, NDP Chief Brent Blankenship, VFW Post 2667 Commander Jeff Bouchard, Sgt. Brian Hodges and Senior Vice Commander John Skinner of VFW Post 2667, sergeant. Brian Hodges of the Newnan Police Department recently received first place in the VFW Post 2667 Law Enforcement Award. …
Read More »Adam Reiter begins work as Nanton’s new bylaw enforcement officer
Content of the article Nanton’s new by-law officer started work last week. Content of the article Adam Reiter, a High River resident, worked as a Community Peace Officer (CPO) for Foothills County for two years and Grande Prairie County for two and a half years. He also worked as a …
Read More »Pasco Community Calendar | News
PHSC Family Fun Festival Pasco-Hernando State College will host a free family entertainment festival and health fair at the college’s New Port Richey campus, 10230 Ridge Road, on Saturday, February 5, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The festivities will include music, food, campus tours, children’s activities, crafts, games, prizes …
Read More »Awareness of bullying and its dangers is not enough. Law enforcement must act on reports
By Lucca Wang as published by The Kansas Reflector This month is National Bullying Awareness Month. In June 2017, I began a statewide communications role, giving voice to victim advocacy and educating the Kansas public about domestic violence, sexual assault and harassment for nearly four year. What I hadn’t expected …
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