Redfern Legal Centre (RLC) supports the New South Wales Coroner’s call for NSW Police to release its strip search protocols, but says its own recent application under freedom of information seeking Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to guide police strip searches found no such materials.

A Melbourne University researcher is seeking participants for a study examining the use and impact of some of the options available to people experiencing consumer debt problems in Australia.

Redfern Legal Centre (RLC) has obtained a copy of NSW Police Force ‘Body-Worn Video Camera Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)’, which guide police in the lawful use of Body-Worn Video (BWV) cameras.

A new report has revealed that New South Wales police are told to film people when conducting a strip search. Geordie Gray reports for The Brag

Amid growing concern about the increasing use of police strip-search powers in NSW, police powers solicitor Sam Lee spoke to the Guardian about documents obtained by RLC revealIng that officers routinely film searches while they are being conducted. Michael McGowan reports for The Guardian

It turns out that police can absolutely film your strip search - in fact, they are ordered to. Andrew P Street reports for The Goat

Documents obtained by The Redfern Legal Centre under freedom of information show NSW Police have been told to film people being strip searched. Brad Esposito reports for Pedestrian

NSW police routinely use body-worn cameras to film a strip search. Fernanda Dahlstrom reports for Go To Court

It has been revealed today that New South Wales police have been advised to film strip searches. The Music reports

A NSW police officer partially strip searches a 13 year-old boy on the side of the road in broad daylight. Paul Gregoire reports for Sydney Criminal Lawyers