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    Understanding and practices of human rights standards relating to policing : a case of Ghana police officers
    English
    20230200
    Oxford University Press
    Ghana | human rights education | training of police personnel effectiveness | knowledge, attitudes, practice | freedom from torture | detainee rights | policing | right to privacy | accountability | right to liberty of the person | UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) | attitude to torture
    Journal of human rights practice ; vol. 15, no. 1
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    Ghana prison officers’ understanding and practices of international human rights instruments and guidelines that protect the rights of prisoners
    English
    20220900
    Sage
    prisoner rights | prison personnel, female | prisoner violence | prisoner punishment | attitude to torture | torture prevention effectiveness | prevention of human rights violations effectiveness | professional development | accountability | training of prison personnel | educational status | prison personnel characteristics | national legal instruments | prisoner treatment | administration of justice | compliance | cooperative behaviour | international legal instruments effectiveness | attitude to human rights | attitude of prison personnel | developing countries | domestic implementation | Ghana
    Prison journal ; vol. 102, no. 4
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