Policing and Human Rights: Order or Disorder?
As tensions around the right to protest continue to rise, this Café des Libertés offers an open exchange on how policing practices, and, in particular, the disproportionate use of force, affect trust between the public and the authorities. Conceived as a safe and inclusive space, it brings together diverse perspectives, including voices from within the police, to examine what public order policing looks like in practice and to identify approaches that are more transparent and more cooperative. How can the right to protest be fully respected? What levers exist to reduce tensions and improve practice? And how can mutual trust be rebuilt in contexts that are increasingly polarised?
This event is part of the Agora section.
Anita Goh
Campaign Coordinator, Amnesty International Switzerland
Luc Broch
Deputy Commander, Geneva Cantonal Police
Maeva Terbois
Student, member of the Student Coordination for Palestine
Discussion in French only
