CENTRAL AMERICAN POLICE TRAINING: State and USAID Should Ensure Human Rights Content Is Included as Appropriate, and State Should Improve Data
CENTRAL AMERICAN POLICE TRAINING: State and USAID Should Ensure Human Rights Content Is Included as Appropriate, and State Should Improve Data
Agencies have established objectives and delivered training to professionalize police in Central Americas Northern Triangle but have not consistently done so to promote police respect for human rights. U.S. strategies include objectives toprofessionalize police, and the Departments of State (State) and Defense (DOD) and U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) have delivered related training (see figure). These strategies also highlight the importance of policerespect for human rights, but agencies have few objectives or other control mechanisms to ensure police receive related training.
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CENTRAL AMERICAN POLICE TRAINING: State and USAID Should Ensure Human Rights Content Is Included as Appropriate, and State Should Improve Data
2018
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