A guide to policing with vulnerable social groups

The authors of the practical manual are Slavko Milić, Biljana Zeković, Maja Raičević, Tea Gorjanc Prelević, Mirjana Radović, Marina Vujačić, Miroslava Ivanović, Milan Radović, Milena Mijović, Zoran Vujičić, Aida Petrović, Elmir Đoković, Dragana Babović and Aleksandar Saša Zeković.
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Aleksandar Zeković, Photo: Savo Prelević
Aleksandar Zeković, Photo: Savo Prelević
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Ažurirano: 19.01.2016. 10:42h

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) and the Council for Citizen Control of Police Work have published the book Police Integrity from the Perspective of Vulnerable Groups: A Practical Guide to Policing with Vulnerable and Marginalized Social Groups.

The editor of the manual is Aleksandar Saša Zeković.

"Through the cooperation of professionals from the police and practitioners from civil society, practical educational material was created, in the form of a special guide, designed to help police officers in their daily roles, duties, tasks and in their daily professional communication with sensitive social groups," he announced. he.

As he added, the practical guide was prepared through cooperation and partnership with civil society organizations SOS Telephone for women and children victims of violence Podgorica, Association of Disabled Youth of Montenegro, Action for Human Rights, Center for Women's Rights, Civic Alliance, Montenegrin Women's Lobby , Center for security, sociological and criminological research of Montenegro - Defendology, For Life and LGBTIQ Social Center.

The authors of the practical manual are Slavko Milić, Biljana Zeković, Maja Raičević, Tea Gorjanc Prelević, Mirjana Radović, Marina Vujačić, Miroslava Ivanović, Milan Radović, Milena Mijović, Zoran Vujičić, Aida Petrović, Elmir Đoković, Dragana Babović and Aleksandar Saša Zeković.

The Ministry of Interior and the Council for Citizen Control of Police Work thanked the non-governmental organizations, as well as the authors, who supported this joint initiative, recognized the importance of police education and expressed a partnership relationship.

"The publishers and NGO partners believe that through this practical manual, thoughts on fair and professional behavior can be broadened and the overall understanding of police integrity issues can be increased. The support of the environment that the police serves is of key importance for the realization of all the legal functions of the police," said Zeković.

More than 80 percent of the circulation, a thousand copies, were distributed to all organizational units of the police.

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