Human Rights and Policing Assemblies Chapter 9 2 ©
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slide2. Human Rights and Policing Assemblies Chapter 9 2 © United Nations, 2025<br>
slide3. Overview Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 3<br>
slide4. Key international instruments Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 4<br>
slide5. Key human rights principles related to Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 5<br>
slide6. Right of peaceful assembly Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 6<br>
slide7. Legitimate purposes of police investigations Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 7 RESTRICTIONS ONLY PERMISSIBLE IF:<br>
slide8. Right to freedom of opinion and expression Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 8<br>
slide9. Right to participate in public affairs Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 9<br>
slide10. Right to freedom of thought, conscience, religion or belief Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 10<br>
slide11. Human rights standards for persons at particular risk or in situations of vulnerability Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 11<br>
slide12. Human rights standards for persons at particular risk or in situations of vulnerability Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 12<br>
slide13. Important procedures and processes relevant to policing assemblies Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 13 USE OF FORCE
Always respect the principles of legality, necessity, proportionality and the gradual use of force
Before operations: Align standing orders with international standards, train LEOs, conduct briefing
During operations: When force has to be used, every effort shall be made to limit damage and injury; all actions in line with Basic Principles on the Use of Force and Firearms
After operations: Debriefing, reporting and investigations
Accountability: International accountability mechanisms, individual LEO accountability and command responsibility<br>
slide14. Human rights and crowd control Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 14<br>
slide15. Human rights and policing assemblies Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 15<br>
slide3. Overview Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 3<br>
slide4. Key international instruments Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 4<br>
slide5. Key human rights principles related to Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 5<br>
slide6. Right of peaceful assembly Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 6<br>
slide7. Legitimate purposes of police investigations Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 7 RESTRICTIONS ONLY PERMISSIBLE IF:<br>
slide8. Right to freedom of opinion and expression Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 8<br>
slide9. Right to participate in public affairs Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 9<br>
slide10. Right to freedom of thought, conscience, religion or belief Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 10<br>
slide11. Human rights standards for persons at particular risk or in situations of vulnerability Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 11<br>
slide12. Human rights standards for persons at particular risk or in situations of vulnerability Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 12<br>
slide13. Important procedures and processes relevant to policing assemblies Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 13 USE OF FORCE
Always respect the principles of legality, necessity, proportionality and the gradual use of force
Before operations: Align standing orders with international standards, train LEOs, conduct briefing
During operations: When force has to be used, every effort shall be made to limit damage and injury; all actions in line with Basic Principles on the Use of Force and Firearms
After operations: Debriefing, reporting and investigations
Accountability: International accountability mechanisms, individual LEO accountability and command responsibility<br>
slide14. Human rights and crowd control Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 14<br>
slide15. Human rights and policing assemblies Chapter 9: Human Rights and Policing Assemblies 15<br>