Ongoing police recruitment: Commission on Human Rights, MPs raise concerns
The Commission on Human Rights and Public Administration Integrity has expressed concern regarding how young people are treated while waiting for police jobs. This body has suggested changes to the recruitment process used by the Royal Eswatini Police Service. There are nine specific concerns regarding how the current exercise is being conducted. The commission has proposed four different measures to address these issues.
MBABANE – The Commission on Human Rights and Public Administration Integrity has raised concerns over the treatment of young people queueing for police jobs, recommending changes to the Royal Eswatini Police Service (REPS) recruitment process. The commission highlights nine concerns about the manner in which the recruitment exercise is being conducted, while proposing four measures […] The post Ongoing police recruitment: Commission on Human Rights, MPs raise concerns appeared first on Times of Eswatini .