What should police body-worn cameras aim to achieve, and how will we know if they are working?
New research shows that key figures in South Africa’s domestic online influence industry are engaged in transnational disinformation campaigns.
Kidnappings have soared in the past decade, but few relate to ransom demands or human trafficking.
To effectively deliver justice for international crimes, an independent international cooperation unit is essential.
Anti-corruption measures targeting traffic police, not just SAPS, are vital to improve safety in SA’s major cities.
Trump’s suspension of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act turns back the clock 50 years on global anti-corruption efforts.
Driven initially by extremist ideology, the kidnappings have become ransom-seeking operations by cross-border criminal groups.
New research reveals an active market for online influence, with key players using their networks across the region.
This report spotlights the tactics, narratives and actors who drive such campaigns and offers lessons for other African countries.
Any strategy to address this crime should focus on identifying and disrupting those who benefit from it.
This conference connects researchers, police and public safety actors to discuss new research on improving the policing of violent crime.
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