When Georgia and her friends were driving along the Murray River near border of New South Wales and Victoria, they didn’t expect to come across an army of police.
Jessica Staveley reports for Mamamia
Police officers are increasingly conducting illegal strip searches, a new report has found, and have refused to shed light on specific details about them
Gavin Fernando reports for news.com.au
Research findings from a UNSW report, commissioned by Redfern Legal Centre, prompted a detailed discussion about police strip searches and harm minimisation on ABC's Q&A.
Q&A High School Special Broadcast on ABC TV, 26 August 2019.
2ser speaks to Dr Vicki Sentas, senior lecturer in law at UNSW and one of the co-authors of the Rethinking Strip Searches by NSW Police report about what can be done to make sure that police are not going beyond their powers.
On 22 August, Redfern Legal Centre released the report ‘Rethinking Strip Searches by NSW Police’ prepared by Dr Michael Grewcock and Dr Vicki Sentas from the Faculty of Law at UNSW Sydney.
On Sunday 24 August, Dr Vicki Sentas appreared on the Today Show discussing the rise in potentially unlawful police strip searches and findings of the UNSW report commissioned by RLC, 'Rethinking Stip Searches by NSW Police.'
A massive increase in strip-searches by police is causing unnecessary harm and humiliation to people, according to a new report.
Madhura Seneviratne and Suni Awasthi report SBS Sinhalese
Despite the police struggling to understand the law (and the effect it can have), strip-searches have increased almost twenty-times over the last decade.
Paul Gregoire reports for The Big Smoke