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Policing handed to the Police Minister in 2018 by a panel of experts

Policing handed to the Police Minister in 2018 by a panel of experts Search Polity Note: Search is limited to the most recent 250 articles. To access earlier articles, click Advanced Search and set an earlier date range. To search for a term containing the & symbol, click Advanced Search and use the search headings and/or in first paragraph options. With. Clear Search Sponsored by Sponsored by In the wake of Marikana Massacre, Farlam Commission concluded the section of its report on public order policing with recommendations for training of police officers in dealing with public protests and called for the establishment of panel of experts to look into the transformation of the policing challenges. The panel completed and handed their report with recommendations to the Police Minister in 2018. The police minister never released the report up to date.

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Student protests: Parliament wants to meet police top brass over alleged shooting of student

Police spokesperson Vish Naidoo, however, denied claims that officers fired shots at protesters. Parliament s Portfolio Committee on Police sai d the country required professional public order policing that displayed a respect for human life and protected those who protested peacefully. Parliament s portfolio committee on police said it wanted to meet with the leadership of the SA Police Service following reports of a student who was shot and wounded in Johannesburg during student protests this week. The Wits SRC on Monday alleged a student was shot and wounded by officers. Police spokesperson Vish Naidoo, however, denied claims that officers fired shots at protesters, saying they only used a smoke grenade and water cannons.

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Time for Saps to be held accountable for their murders

Time for Saps to be held accountable for their murders
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R2K strongly condemns police brutality meted out against Wits Students!

The Right2Know Campaign strongly condemns the brutal manner in which police have dealt with protesting students at Wits University. We are also deeply saddened by the news that an innocent passerby was shot and killed by the police. We send our condolences to the family of the deceased and encourage them to sue the state. We call on the Police Minister, Bheki Cele and the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) to take swift action against the members of the police involved in the killing of an innocent man. We also call for action against the officers who were involved in shooting the protesting students at that institution. We understand that students were shot at with rubber bullets, but these are just as harmful as live ammunition. Students sustained severe injuries from being shot with rubber bullets.

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