Tajik Law Enforcement Officials Attend Conference in Georgia
DUSHANBE, 04.03.2020. (NIAT Khovar) – An international conference on women in the police began yesterday in Tbilisi, Georgia. Over 275 delegates from 11 countries are taking part on it.
Employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the State Committee for National Security, the Customs Service, the Drug Control Agency, and the Office for the Supervision of Transport and Customs Legislation are representing Tajikistan in this conference, reports the Tajik Ministry of Internal Affairs.
The conference’s focus is leadership during riots, combating human trafficking, inspecting the scene, decision-making with the use of force and methods of self-defense for female officers.
The conference will also focus on the ways and methods of the effective use of new forensic technologies in the detection and investigation of crimes, and other relevant topics.
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