NI Policing Board to review PSNIs use of strip search

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NI Policing Board to review PSNI's use of strip search

This review is being undertaken to assess whether the PSNI are complying with PACE Code of Practice C and Annex A, as well as Articles 3 and 8 of the Human Rights Act.

Date - 10th March 2023
By - Cash Boyle

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The Human Rights Advisor for the NI Policing Boars is to review the PSNI's use of strip search on children and young people after concerns were raised by members. Currently, these searches are conducted when authorised by a custody sergeant,...

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