As the National Black Police Association, we cannot ignore the pain, fear, and heartbreak being felt by many of our members as conflict and suffering continue to unfold across the globe, including in the Middle East. The images, the stories, and the silence can feel overwhelming. For many, this isn’t just happening ‘over there’, it
The National Black Police Association (NBPA) welcomes the publication of the rapid review led by Baroness Louise Casey and fully supports her commitment to transparency, accountability, and justice for victims. This review highlights once again the serious cultural and systemic issues that persist within policing and reaffirms the urgent need for lasting reform. We are
The National Black Police Association (NBPA) is deeply saddened by the recent rioting in Ballymena, during which innocent members of the public and our colleagues in the Police Service of Northern Ireland have been subjected to threats and violent disorder. Our thoughts are also with the victim of the alleged sexual assault. We urgently call
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