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Community, cops, courts: Mayor outlines plans to tackle gun violence, crime in NYC

Community, cops, courts: Mayor outlines plans to tackle gun violence, crime in NYC
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It s lit when we see them : How social media slights, beefs fuel gang-related violence on Staten Island

It s lit when we see them : How social media slights, beefs fuel gang-related violence on Staten Island
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Revealed: weak rules allow the world s largest police forces to kill

Revealed: weak rules allow the world s largest police forces to kill Ankita Rao Police departments in major cities across the world give their officers legal impunity to use lethal force even when their lives are not in danger, according to new research commissioned by the Guardian. The study by the University of Chicago and its research partners found that not one police department of the cities surveyed had policies that were consistent with human rights guidelines set forth by the UN when it comes to use-of-force policies. The report involved 48 major US and international cities, many in some of the richest, most democratic countries in the world.

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A year on from George Floyd: how laws allow police to use fatal force

Thu 11 Mar 2021 05.00 EST Last modified on Mon 5 Apr 2021 12.00 EDT Police departments in major cities across the world give their officers legal impunity to use lethal force even when their lives are not in danger, according to new research commissioned by the Guardian. The study by the University of Chicago and its research partners found that not one police department of the cities surveyed had policies that were consistent with human rights guidelines set forth by the UN when it comes to use-of-force policies. The report involved 48 major US and international cities, many in some of the richest, most democratic countries in the world.

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How Are Activists Managing Dissension Within the Defund the Police Movement?

How Are Activists Managing Dissension Within the ‘Defund the Police’ Movement? Time 2/23/2021 Josiah Bates © Ira L. Black Corbis/Getty Images A protester holds up a homemade sign that says, Defund the Police during a peaceful protest in New York City June 19, 2020. In June 2020, the Minneapolis city council announced plans to disband its police department following the killing of George Floyd. The council’s decision came after days of protesting and unrest in the city and across the country related to Floyd’s death and calls for larger-scale accountability from law enforcement. Central in many of these calls-for-action was a phrase soon to go global: “defund the police.”

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