IDDRS Module 4.50 — Police Roles and Responsibilities

UN Department of Peace Operations (Office of Rule of Law and Security Institutions) · UN DDR Resource Centre, 2021 revision

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UN authoritative framework on civilian-police roles in DDR and post-conflict settings: separation of police from military functions, civilian oversight, community policing standards. Cited by TLTE as a NORMATIVE REFERENCE for what civilian policing should look like — never as a deployable blueprint. Sri Lanka has no UN peace operation; the standards are applied as a benchmark.

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