News

NPEAB News 2000

NPEAB News is published annually by the National Police Ethnic Advisory Bureau.

Views and opinions expressed within this publication are not necessarily those of the National Police Ethnic Advisory Bureau.

Contents

• Policing in a mulicultural society: The background and experience of a Danish project
• Legal interpreting today: Are you ready for the challenge?
• Policing culturally diverse societies
• Publication on religious diversity helps police
• Bureau welcomes new representatives
• Chairperson retires after long service
• Bureau's website launched
• NPEAB Library:Materials available through NPEAB
• Second Chinese delegation takes home rich memories of Australia
• News in Brief
  • National Workshop to develop recruitment strategies for Australia
  • ECLO review recommendations supported by Commissioner
  • Victoria Police to produce recruitment video
  • Australian experience shared at Bramshill
  • "You, the Law & Society" in Vietnamese and Chinese
  • Review of language services in NSW
  • Local Priority Policing facilitates new concepts
  • Multicultural perspectives of crime and safety: An innovative approach
  • Positions vacant on PECAC
  • Commissioner Ryan commends Religious Publication
  • Outstanding work recognised by PACMAC
• Police and Youth Relations
  • No, ethnic youth gangs do not exist in Australia
  • ACT policing involved with ethnic youth at risk
  • Victoria Police Youth Corp speaks all languages
  • New friendships formed at camp for ethnic youth in WA
  • National Forum plans the way ahead
• Religious reference in great demand
• Across Territory Lines - Northern Territory
  • Diversity in policing
  • The NT Police Ethnic Advisory Group on the move
  • Darwin's ethnic communities play major role at Tent City
  • Tent City's "Father Miguel" receives top award
• Across Territory Lines - ACT Policing
  • Community Liaison and Advisory Project targets elderly from ethnic backgrounds
  • NPEAB's executive director visits ACT
• Across State Lines - New South Wales
  • PACT revisited
• Across State Lines - Queensland
  • PLO scheme promoted through videos
  • Partnerships advanced at community forum
• Across State Lines - South Australia
  • Operation Safe Haven
• Across State Lines - Tasmania
  • Ethnic Liaison Officer new appointment
  • Inspector Loring retires
• Across State Lines - Victoria
  • Multicultural Liaison Unit in new region proves successful
  • New name, same aim: Footscray unit helps communities
  • Victoria Police multicultural media monitor project
  • PACMAC still going strong after 23 years
• Across State Lines - Western Australia
  • Multilingual name badges
  • Female genital mutilation: Protocols for service delivery
  • Multilingual domestic violence brochure