1. Why this brochure? = 7
2. The basics, part one:
human rights - what are they? where do they come from? what different categories are there? do police have them? = 8
3. The basics, part two:
enforcement mechanisms, violations, good policing, "whistle blowers" = 11
4. The right to life = 15
5. A strict "No" to torture and ill-treatment = 17
6. The right to liberty = 19
7. The right to a fair trial = 21
8. The right to privacy = 22
9. The right to think, believe and express oneself = 23
10.The right to meet together = 24
11.The right to ownership = 26
12.The right to freedom of movement = 27
13.The right for all to an effective remedy = 29
14. Looking forward = 30
15. Appendices
The Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly's Declaration on the police = 31
Amnesty International's 10 Basic human rights standards for good conduct by law enforcement officials = 35
16. Further sources of information = 36
2. The basics, part one:
human rights - what are they? where do they come from? what different categories are there? do police have them? = 8
3. The basics, part two:
enforcement mechanisms, violations, good policing, "whistle blowers" = 11
4. The right to life = 15
5. A strict "No" to torture and ill-treatment = 17
6. The right to liberty = 19
7. The right to a fair trial = 21
8. The right to privacy = 22
9. The right to think, believe and express oneself = 23
10.The right to meet together = 24
11.The right to ownership = 26
12.The right to freedom of movement = 27
13.The right for all to an effective remedy = 29
14. Looking forward = 30
15. Appendices
The Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly's Declaration on the police = 31
Amnesty International's 10 Basic human rights standards for good conduct by law enforcement officials = 35
16. Further sources of information = 36