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Angola: Police Officers Trained On Elections

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Angola Press Agency (Luanda)

25 March 2008
Posted to the web 25 March 2008

Luanda

Some 20 officers of the National Police are attending as from this Tuesday here a workshop on the electoral civic education with view to improve their behaviour during the forthcoming elections.

The three-day seminar, is taking place at the facility of the National Police's 5th division, based in Kilamba-Kiaxi district, under the promotion of the "Open Society" NGO.

According to the lecturer, Cesaltina Correia, from Open Society, police officers should be fair in their relationship with the population during the forthcoming legislative elections, slated for September 2008.

Cesaltina Correia also referred that the participants, from every Luanda-based division, will later transmit this knowledge to their colleagues.

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