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- Crime Prevention Partnerships: Lessons From Practice, Edited by Eric Pelser (ISS Book, October 2002)
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- The White Paper on Safety and Security, September 1998
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- Local Community Crime Prevention Practice
- Finding the right balance Immediate safety versus long-term social change (Tait & Ehlers, SACQ 27)
- To measure and what to measure Towards assessing the impact of social crime prevention projects (Gould, SACQ 26)
- How we really got it wrong: Understanding the failure of crime prevention (SACQ 22, Pelser, 2007)
- Liebermann and Coulson, Participatory mapping for crime prevention in South Africa`s local solutions to local problems environment Urbanization Vol 16 No 2 October 2004
- GPCommunitySafetywebsite_TakeChargeToolkit_for communities (http://www.gautsafety.gpg.gov.za)
- Why law enforcement is not enough: Lessons from the central Karoo on breaking the cycle of crime and violence (Holtman, SACQ 23)
- Building Safer Communities, Civilian Secrateriat for Police
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- Map: 2010/11 RSA Total Contact Crime (incidents)
- HOT: 2011 Crime trends in Excel (issues by SAPS)
- HOT: 2011 SAPS Report on Crime Stats
- Map: 2010/11 RSA Total Contact Crime (per population)
- Map: 2010/11 RSA Murder (incidents)
- Map: 2010/11 RSA Murder (per population)
- Map: 2010/11 RSA Robbery Aggravating/ Serious (incidents)
- Map: 2010/11 RSA Total Sexual Offences (incidents)
- Map: 2010/11 RSA Total Sexual Offences (per population)
- Map: 2010/11 RSA Residential Robbery (incidents)
- Map: 2010/11 RSA Total Property Crime (incidents)
- Map: 2010/11 RSA Residential Burglary (incidents)
- Map: 2010/11 RSA Business Burglary (incidents)
- The State of SA crime in 2010 (SACQ 34, Dec 2010)
- ISS TODAY: Release of South African Crime Statistics Highlights Policy Contradictions Wednesday 22nd September - 2010
- Violent Crime in South Africa: What the latest crime statistics tell us (353.43 KB)Wednesday 22nd September - 2010
- Fact Sheet: What the crime stats tell us, and what they do
- Middle-class Criminals: A Growing Problem? (15.19 KB)Wednesday 22nd September - 2010
- Crime Stats National 2010 (39.12 KB)Thursday 9th September - 2010
- Crime Stats Eastern Cape 2010 (39.01 KB)Thursday 9th September - 2010
- Crime Stats Free State 2010 (38.9 KB)Thursday 9th September - 2010
- Crime Stats Gauteng 2010 (39.07 KB)Thursday 9th September - 2010
- Crime Stats KwaZulu Natal 2010 (39.31 KB)Thursday 9th September - 2010
- Crime Stats Limpopo 2010 (38.94 KB)Thursday 9th September - 2010
- ISS Presention on SA`s Crime Profile November 2010
- Crime Stats Mpumalanga 2010 (38.98 KB)Thursday 9th September - 2010
- Crime Stats Northern Cape 2010 (38.95 KB)Thursday 9th September - 2010
- Crime Stats North West 2010 (39.36 KB)Thursday 9th September - 2010
- Crime Stats Western Cape 2010 (39.47 KB)Thursday 9th September - 2010
- Data Base of the National SAPS Crime Statistics per station (raw figures): 2010/11
- Data Base of the National SAPS Crime Statistics per station (raw figures): 2003/04 to 2009/10
- Data Base of the National SAPS Crime Statistics per crime category (raw figures): 2003/04 to 2009/10
- Dr. Johan Burger, Worrying Trends: The official 2008/09 South African crime statistics, South African Crime Quarterly 30, (December 2009), 3-11
- National murder raw figures per police precinct 2010
- National murder per capita figures per police precinct 2010
- Gauteng murder raw and per capita figures per police precinct 2010
- Crime Trends relating to Business
- Why are crime statistics important?
- How should I interpret the crime statistics?
- SAPS (2010), Crime Situation in South Africa in The SAPS Annual Report 2009/2010. Pretoria
- SAPS (2009), Crime Situation in South Africa in The SAPS Annual Report 2008/2009. Pretoria
- SAPS (2010), Crime Situation in South Africa in The SAPS Annual Report 2009/2010. Pretoria.
- SAPS (2009), Crime Situation in South Africa in The SAPS Annual Report 2008/2009. Pretoria.
- Reliability of the crime statistics by criminal justice researchers
- Altbekker, A. The Dangers of Data: Recognising the Limitations of Crime Statistics, South African Crime Quarterly 14, December 2004, 29-36.
- Bruce, D. The ones in the pile were the ones going down`: The reliability of violent crime statistics, South African Crime Quarterly 31, March 2010, 9-17.
- Burger, J. Worrying Trends: The official 2008/09 South African crime statistics, South African Crime Quarterly 30, December 2009, 3-11.
- The Definitions of Crimes used to compile the crime statistics
- International Comparative Statistics
- Why so much violent crime in South Africa?
- CSVR (2007), The Violent Nature of Crime in South Africa, Department of Safety and Security
- The circumstances of the occurrence of murder in six areas with high rates of murder (CSVR, National Secretariat ) (exec summary)
- Why is South Africa so Violent and what we should be doing about it - A statement by the CSVR
- Why men rape (SACQ 34, Dec 2010)
- Defining gratuitous violence (SACQ 34, Dec 2010)
- Idasa, A comparative inquiry into the nature of violence and crime in Mozambique and South Africa
- Drug-related Crime Stats
- SA Crime Statistics
- Victimisation Surveys
- Who is most at risk of becoming a victim of violent crime?
- Pharoah, R. (2009), Who is most at risk? Victimisation trends in the 2007 national crime and victimisation survey, Institute for Security Studies Paper 182, 2 April 2009
- Pharoah, R. (2008), The dynamics of crime Comparing the results from the 1998, 2003 and 2007 National Crime and Victimisation Surveys, Institute for Security Studies Paper 177, 2 December 2008
- Pharoah, R (2008), National Victims of Crime Survey, Institute for Security Studies Paper 175, 7 November 2008
- The 2011 Victims of Crime Survey
- What are some of the considerations when planning a national or local Victimisation Survey?
- Redpath J, Using data to make a difference Understanding crime through victimisation surveys, Tuesday 1st June - 2010
- 01 Jul 2004: Monograph No 101: National Victims of Crime Survey South Africa 2003, Patrick Burton, Anton Du Plessis, Ted Leggett, Antoinette Louw, Du
- The 2003 National Victims of Crime Survey instrument
- United Nations Manual on Victimisation Surveys
- Youth Victimisation
- Learning to fear, fearing to learn: Measuring the extent of school violence (Burton, SACQ 26)
- Stats SA 2009 School Survey
- Burton, P. (2008). Merchants, Skollies and Stones: Experiences of School Violence in South AfricaCJCP school violence study.CJCP
- Burton, P. (2007) Someone Stole My Smile: An Exploration into the Causes of Youth Violence in South Africa. CJCP
- Burton, P & Leoschut, L. (2006). How Rich the Rewards? Results of the 2005 National Youth Victimisation Study. CJCP
- Ward, C.L. (2006). `It feels like it`s the end of the world`: Cape Town`s young people talk about gangs and community violence. Report to the Institute for Security Studies on the child participation study in support of the COAV Cities Project. Cape Town, South Africa: Human Sciences Research Council.
- Who is most at risk of becoming a victim of violent crime?
- Dealing with Corruption
- Constitutional Court Judgement: Glenister vs The President and others
- South African Police Service Act 68 of 1995
- SAPS Amendment Bill 2012
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- De Vos Opinion on SAPS Amendment Bill
- Helen Suzman Foundation Submission
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- SACQ 39 March 2012: Anti-corruption agency
- Police & Law Enforcement
- SAPS fast facts 2012
- SAPS Annual Performance Plan 2013/14
- SAPS Strategic Plan 2010 to 2014
- SAPS Key Performance Indicators and other Statistics
- Inspecting the SAPS, National Inspectorate (Omar, ISS Paper 207)
- Ch 2 The Emergency Response Services of the SAPS (Burger, Criminal (In)Justice, 2008)
- Ch 3 Investigation and Crime Scene Management (Omar, Criminal (In)Justice, 2008)
- GP Aggravated Robbery Strategy (Newham, SACQ 29)
- SAPS Annual Report 2010/11: Cover Page
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- SAPS Annual Report 2010/11: Overall Performance
- SAPS Annual Report 2010/11: Programme 1 - Admin
- SAPS Annual Report 2010/11: Programme 2 - Visible Policing
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- SAPS Annual Report 2010/11: Programme 5 - Protection Services
- SAPS Annual Report 2010/11: Annual Financial Statements
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- SAPS Annual Report 2009/10: Crime Situation
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- SAPS Annual Report 2009/10: Programme 1 - Admin
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- SAPS Annual Report 2009/10: Programme 4 - Crime Intelligence
- SAPS Annual Report 2009/10: Programme 5 - Protection Services
- SAPS Annual Report 2009/10: Annual Financial Statements
- SAPS Annual Report 2009/10: Human resource management
- SAPS Annual Report 2009/10: Back cover
- The role of the SAPS
- Police killings and excessive use of force
- ISS presentation to Parliament re s49 law amendment
- Professionalising the use of force by police
- ICD presentation on use of force
- ISS presentation on use of force
- Prof Minnaar overview of Police Murders
- SAPU on Police Wellness and Safety
- HOT! A new approach to the use of force
- ISS Police Corruption Presentation at SAPU Conference
- DEVELOPING A USE-OF-FORCE POLICY FOR THE SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
- Police Oversight and Corruption
- 2013IPID_Budget_Vote
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- Ways to complain about poor service delivery or police abuse or corruption
- The State of the SAPS: and ISS presentation July 2012
- ICD Booklets English
- Police anti-corruption initiatives and facts
- Strengthen the Disciplinary System to Clean up the SAPS
- Corruption and the SAPS
- Structure of Oversight Mechanisms for the Accountability of the South African Police Service (2005)
- Research Report South African Police Services` (SAPS) Compliance with Recommendations by the Independent Complaints Directorate (Burger & Adonis, 2007)
- Corruption Issues
- ARE WE TAKING PHYSICAL EVIDENCE SERIOUSLY? The SAPS Criminal Record and Forensic Science Service (Faull, SACQ 23)
- From stings to wings. Integrity management and the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigations (Faull, SACQ 29)
- When measuring performance undermines police effectiveness (Faull, SACQ 31)
- Need or greed? Corruption and integrity management in a Gauteng police station (Faull, SACQ 28)
- BRING THEM INTO LINE Managing corruption in SAPS and metro police departments (Faull, SACQ 23)
- SAPS Budget and related strategy
- Conference Report: Policing in South Africa: 2010 and Beyond
- SAPS fast facts 2012
- Promote Professional Policing
- About Promote Professional Policing Campaign
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- Western Cape Easy Info Poster: when and how to report or reward a cop (Afr)
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- Campaign Easy Reader: Reward a Cop (Zulu)
- Campaign Easy Reader: Report a Cop (Zulu)
- Campaign Easy Reader: What is Professional Policing? (Tswana)
- Campaign Easy Reader: Reward a Cop (Tswana)
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- Monograph 182 Protector or Predator: Tackling Police Corruption in South Africa
- Launch Presentation on Research Findings
- ISS Today: Shifting civic culture and building a professional national police service in South Africa
- Promote Professional Policing Handbook
- Report a Cop_police offences
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- What to expect once you lodged a complaint
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- The role of the National Prosecuting Authorities
- NPA Annual Report 2011/2012
- 2013_DoJ&NPABudget Vote
- Presentation on the NPA first quarterly performance report 2010/11 financial year
- National Prosecuting Authorities key indicators
- NPA Annual Report 2009/2010: Research and Policy Information
- NPA Annual Report 2009/2010: General Info and NDPP Introduction
- NPA Annual Report 2009/2010: Overview of the Service Delivery Environment
- NPA Annual Report 2009/2010: Programme Performance
- NPA Annual Report 2009/2010: Sub-Programme 1 Public Prosecutions
- NPA Annual Report 2009/2010: Sub-Programme 2 (Witness Protection) to 4 (Asset Forfeiture)
- NPA Annual Report 2009/2010: Sub-Programme 5 Support Services
- NPA Annual Report 2009/2010: HR Oversight Report
- NPA Annual Report 2009/2010: NPA Annual Financial Statements
- NPA Annual Report 2009/2010: Notes To The Appropriation Statement
- NPA Annual Report 2009/2010: Disclosure Notes To The Annual Financial Statements
- NPA Annual Report 2009/2010: Table 6.4 - Promotions
- NPA Annual Report 2010/2011: 01 NPA Final cover
- NPA Annual Report 2010/2011: 02 NPA Contents
- NPA Annual Report 2010/2011: 03 NPA Accounting Officers Overview
- NPA Annual Report 2010/2011: 04 NPA Organiosational Structure
- NPA Annual Report 2010/2011: 05 NPA National Directors Statement
- NPA Annual Report 2010/2011: 06 NPA Info on Predetermed Objectives
- NPA Annual Report 2010/2011: 07 NPA Sub Programme 1
- NPA Annual Report 2010/2011: 08 NPA Sub Programme 2
- NPA Annual Report 2010/2011: 09 NPA Sub Programme 3
- NPA Annual Report 2010/2011: 10 NPA Sub Programme 4
- NPA Annual Report 2010/2011: 11 NPA Annual Financial statements
- The role of the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development
- DoJ_Annual_Report_2011-2012
- 2013_DOJ&NPABudgetVote
- Understanding the Criminal Justice System
- DoJ Strategic Plan 2011 to 2016
- DoJ Annual Report 2010-2011 Part 0
- DoJ Annual Report 2010-2011 Part 1
- DoJ Annual Report 2010-2011 Part 2
- DoJ Annual Report 2010-2011 Part 3
- DoJ Annual Report 2010-2011 Part 4
- DoJ Annual Report 2010-2011 Part 5
- DoJ Strategic Plan 2010 to 2014
- DoJ Annual Report 2009-2010 Part 0
- DoJ Annual Report 2009-2010 Part 1
- DoJ Annual Report 2009-2010 Part 2
- DoJ Annual Report 2009-2010 Part 3
- DoJ Annual Report 2009-2010 Part 4
- DoJ Annual Report 2009-2010 Part 5
- DoJ Annual Report 2009-2010 Part 6
- NPA Annual Report 2010/2011: 12 NPA HR Oversight
- NPA Annual Report 2010/2011: 13 NPA Acronyms and Definitions
- NPA Annual Report 2010/2011: 14 NPA Legislative Mandate
- Legislation
- Child Justice
- Restorative Justice
- The role of the National Prosecuting Authorities
- Prisons & Sentencing
- ISS Review of CJS: Criminal (In)Justice
- Acknowledgements (42.44 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- Acronyms (54.14 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- Preface (79.16 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- About the Authors (67.41 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- List of Tables and Figures (52.98 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- Introduction (95.11 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- 1 The Crime, Chandre Gould (192.71 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- 2 The Emergency Response Services of the SAPS, Johan Burger (188.26 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- 3 Investigation and Crime Scene Management, Bilkis Omar (275.86 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- 4 Bail, Jerome Chaskalson and Ynze De Jong (111.87 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- 5 The National Prosecuting Authority, Iole Matthews (235.76 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- 6 Victim Support, Andrew Faull and and Poppie Mphuthing (207.29 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- 7 Policy Issues in Child Justice, Lukas Muntingh (247.68 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- 8 Sentencing, Lukas Muntingh (213.82 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- 9 The Prison System, Lukas Muntingh (152.05 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- Conclusion (126.57 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- Bibliography (105.01 KB)Tuesday 1st December - 2009
- National Consumer Protection Act
- Understanding Hate Crimes
- Gender Based Violence
- Country Information
- International Crime Conference
- 2012 ISS CJP International Conference
- 2011 ISS CJP International Conference
- 2011 Conference Programme
- Keynote Address by SA Minister of Police
- Panel 1: Towards an understanding of crime and its causes
- Dr Bill Dixon: Understanding Pointy Face - What is Criminology for?
- Prof Todd Clear: Organizing Criminology: Implications for Crime Policy and Practice
- Using the Crimehub to monitor crime trends and development of CJS
- Dr Shanaaz Mathews: I had a hard life: Understanding childhood adversity...SA men who killed...
- Panel 2: In search of solutions
- Panel 3: Conducting research in penal institutions: Ethical and methodological considerations
- Panel 4: Sentence reform and recidivism in South Africa
- Panel 5: Supporting the victims and perpetrators of crime
- Ass Prof Johnna Christian: Informal social support in the afternath of crime: Family members` relationships with prisoners and the implications for prisoner re-entry
- Lushaba and Shandu: Enacting restorative justice as a practical project in the prisons of Zululand and answering ambivalent questions on who constitute victims and perpetrators
- Dr Don Omale: Prisoners` reformation, rehabilitation and reintegration programmes in Nigeria: What lessons for South Africa
- Dr Christina Steenkamp: Coping with violence: The responses of African foreigners to xenophobia in South Africa
- Panel 6: Assessing criminal justice policy and practice
- Dr Stefanie Rohrs: Mind the gap: Implementation of the Sexual Offences Act by the SAPS
- Dr Dee Smythe: Rape unresolved: A qualitative study of rape investigations
- Tizina Ramagaga: The implementation of policy on public-private partnership prisons in South Africa
- Jean Redpath: Assessing the state of the National Prosecuting Authority
- Kutnjak and Sauerman: South African policing and integrity: The thin blue line revisited
- David Bruce: Unfinished business: The architecture of police accountability in South Africa
- 2010 ISS CJP International Conference
- 1 to 2 December Programme
- 1 to 2 December Abstracts
- Conference Report: National and International Perspectives on Crime and Policing, edited by Chandre Gould
- The challenge of crime prevention and safety in South Africa
- International approaches to crime prevention
- Experiences in dealing with human trafficking
- Crime and policing
- Understanding violent crime from a gendered perspective
- Justice and incarceration
- Policing in South Africa
- Lessons from the Soccer World Cup
- Safety Tips
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