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« The military-industrial complex, Bahrain edition | Main | Links 4-5 January 2012 »
Thursday
Jan052012

'Shoot to kill' bonus

By AuthorIssandr El Amrani |

Urgent alert from EIPR:

The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) condemned the new policy of the Interior Minister that gives police officers a shoot to kill license, and offers bonuses to police officers who shoot and kill 'thugs'. The EIPR declared that the new minister’s policies violate all laws and regulations, both Egyptian and international, and has demanded that the Minister immediately retract his faulty policy and replace it with reasonable and legal policies for regulating police work.

General Mohamed Ibrahim, who was appointed a few weeks ago in Dr. Kamal El Ganzoury’s cabinet, has declared - through statements to the press while visiting the Fayoum police station on Sunday 1 January – that he will reward any officer who shoots and kills a thug, if the thug initiates gunfire.

Yikes!

DateJanuary 5, 2012 at 8:20 PM CommentPost a Comment

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