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Sierra Leone Police Ban Military-Style Uniforms to Reinforce Identity Rules
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Sierra Leone Police Ban Military-Style Uniforms to Reinforce Identity Rules
Sierra Leone’s police leadership has ordered all officers to stop wearing military-style uniforms, following concerns raised by the Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces (RSLAF) over blurred distinctions between security services. The directive, issued Aug.
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- Sierra Leone’s police leadership has ordered all officers to stop wearing military-style uniforms, following concerns raised by the Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces (RSLAF) over blurred distinctions between security services. The directive, issued Aug.
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