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18 Police Officers receive certificates after Trainers Investigative Interview Workshop

18 Police Officers receive certificates after Trainers Investigative Interview Workshop
The 18 Police Officers who received certificates with Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho at the Trainers Investigative Interview Workshop. [Photo: Fiji Police]

18 Police Officers from different divisions received their certificates after completing the training of Trainers Investigative Interview Workshop.

While officiating at the closing ceremony, Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho says this marks another achievement and takes one step closer towards the Fiji Police Force's campaign in ensuring their institution's compliance with the obligations of the UN Convention against Torture,

He says that the Fiji Police Force like every other Police jurisdiction is striving to implement best practices and ensure that the universal and fundamental rights of every individual they encounter during the execution of their duties is protected.

Qiliho says that the completion of the training is significant as Police will now be able to roll out the training in all divisions and train as many officers as possible.

He stressed to the officers that this is a new skill so it is imperative that they impart the same precise knowledge to other officers so that they are speaking the same language. 

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