Hyper Surveillance In The Criminal Justice System: Balancing Security And Civil Liberties In South Asian Countries (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka) 270 5. Training and Capacity Building Investing in training programs and capacity building for law enforcement personnel: • Technical Training: Providing training on the operation and maintenance of surveillance equipment and software. • Legal Training: Educating personnel on the legal and ethical implications of surveillance practices to ensure adherence to standards. 6. Public Awareness and Engagement Promoting transparency and building public trust through communication and engagement: • Community Outreach: Engaging with communities to explain the benefits and limitations of surveillance for crime prevention. • Feedback Mechanisms: Establishing channels for public feedback and complaints regarding surveillance activities to address concerns and improve accountability. 7. International Collaboration Participating in international partnerships and collaborations for shared intelligence and best practices: • Information Exchange: Engaging with international law enforcement agencies to exchange intelligence on transnational crime and terrorism. • Training and Knowledge Sharing: Learning from successful surveillance implementations in other countries through workshops, seminars, and joint exercises.
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