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Transparency International Chairperson Visits Rwanda National Police

By IGIHE
On 18 February 2014 at 04:55

The chairperson of Transparency International, Huguette Labella visited the Rwanda National Police headquarters in Kacyiru on Tuesday and thanked the force for laying tough measures fight against graft within.
Huguette, who was accompanied by Immaculate Ingabire, the chairperson of Transparency International-Rwanda, said the force’s initiatives are a clear indication of its “zero tolerance stand against corruption.”
The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Emmanuel K. Gasana outlined the (…)

The chairperson of Transparency International, Huguette Labella visited the Rwanda National Police headquarters in Kacyiru on Tuesday and thanked the force for laying tough measures fight against graft within.

Huguette, who was accompanied by Immaculate Ingabire, the chairperson of Transparency International-Rwanda, said the force’s initiatives are a clear indication of its “zero tolerance stand against corruption.”

The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Emmanuel K. Gasana outlined the establishment of the Anti- corruption Unit, Ethics Centre, force discipline and internal audit as some of the measures that were put in place to keep the officers in check.

The Ethics Centre, which is located at the Police headquarters, was established in 2012 to maintain professional standards, values and norms of officers and the employees of other public and private companies, among others.

IGP Gasana also explained that the force works closely with other institutions like Transparency International-Rwanda and the ombudsman’s office to effectively address the issue corruption in the country.

He further explained that the force has so far extended the Interpol system – I-24/7 – to all outlets to aid in fighting cross-border crimes, including identifying and apprehending officials suspected of corruption.

I-24/7 is global police network that helps to share urgent police information between Interpol member countries to search for suspected criminals or wanted persons, stolen and lost documents, stolen vehicles, among others.

Rwanda is the third country in Africa that has the Interpol system (I/247) operating at the border after Botswana and South Africa.

RNP


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