Police Component's ACHPR Course is Concluded

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The Police Component of Eastern African Standby Force rolled out and successfully concluded a African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights (ACHPR) course from 6th to 10th August 2018 at the International Peace Support Training Center (IPSTC) in Nairobi, Kenya.

The course, intended to make participants understand the ACHPR as an International Human Rights Instrument, sought to elaborate on issues of governance and Rule of Law (RoL) as they relate to Peace Support Operations (PSOs). Guidelines on policing assemblies, arrests, police custody and pre-trial detentions we exhaustively explored under the context of the ACHPR.

The course, which had drawn participants from EASF Member States, was fully funded by the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the GIZ of Germany.

Photo Gallery: Police Component's ACHPR Course is Concluded

The EASF Head of Police Component during the opening session of the course
Col. F. Kihanya of IPSTC addresses the course participants
The Head of GIZ Police Program Africa speaking during the opening day
One of the trainers of the ACHPR course on the opening day
Another course trainer speaking to the participants
A trainer takes the participants through a session
Course participants had been selected from EASF member States
EASF has been rolling out many courses for its three components in order to enhance and maintain its Full Operational Capability
The five-day course provided deep insights in the ACHPR framework
Modern Peace Support Operations lean heavily on internationally accepted norms and standards
The Course was fully funded by the German Ministry of Foreign affairs through the GIZ