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- The NGEC has called for an urgent review of police recruitment and training policies.
- The National Gender and Equality Commission (NGEC) has called for an urgent review of police recruitment and training policies.
- NGEC recommended the establishment of a clear policy framework on pregnancy and other physiological conditions during recruitment and training.
- The National Police Service clarified that the affected female recruits were already pregnant before reporting to the training college.
Gender Commission Raises Concerns Over Dismissal of Pregnant Police Recruits
The NGEC has called for an urgent review of police recruitment and training policies.
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The NGEC has called for an urgent review of police recruitment and training policies.
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The NGEC has called for an urgent review of police recruitment and training policies.
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If you are joining us
- The NGEC has called for an urgent review of police recruitment and training policies.
- The National Gender and Equality Commission (NGEC) has called for an urgent review of police recruitment and training policies.
- NGEC recommended the establishment of a clear policy framework on pregnancy and other physiological conditions during recruitment and training.
- The National Police Service clarified that the affected female recruits were already pregnant before reporting to the training college.
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- The NGEC has called for an urgent review of police recruitment and training policies.
- The National Gender and Equality Commission (NGEC) has called for an urgent review of police recruitment and training policies.
- NGEC recommended the establishment of a clear policy framework on pregnancy and other physiological conditions during recruitment and training.
- The National Police Service clarified that the affected female recruits were already pregnant before reporting to the training college.
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