Report Of The Community Policing Working Group
This paper attempts to clarify the concept of community policing and looks at its underlying principles and their significance for the South African context.
04 Sep 1992
Criminal Justice Tag
A Preliminary Assessment Of The Impact Of The Peace Accord Code Of Conduct On Police Behaviour
This paper analyses the impact of the Peace Accord Code of Conduct on Police Behaviour.
03 Aug 1992
Contextualising The Waddington Report
This paper is a submission to the Goldstone Standing Commission into the Prevention of Public Violence and Intimidation into Events at Boipatong, August 1992. The purpose of this submission is to provide a contextual understanding of the findings of the inquiry by Dr. P.A.J. Waddington into the police investigation of and response to the events at Boipatong on 17 June 1992. It contains recommendations in relation to policing which are essential if the police force is to effectively serve the people of Boipatong and other communities.
01 Aug 1992
Proposal For International And Local Monitoring In The Transition
This proposal sets out guidelines for monitoring of political violence in the immediate future. The proposal covers both local (domestic) and international monitoring agencies. While monitoring is often assumed to refer to all aspects related to political conflict, the accepted focus of monitoring in the international context is the conduct of armed forces.
01 Aug 1992
Policing The Periphery: Police And Society In South Africa's 'homelands'
This working paper attempts to account for the character of the police forces in the homelands. It also briefly sets out some of the issues to be addressed in the process of re-incorporating (re-integrating) the police institutions of the TBVC states and self-governing territories into a national policing agency.
30 Jun 1992
Violence: The Role Of The Security Forces
This paper examines the role of the security forces in the violence that claimed the lives of 923 people in the first four months of 1992 and a staggering 12,867 people since September 1984.
27 May 1992