Camps. Riot police act without identification, contrary to IGAI's recommendation

A report by the IGAI highlights excessive police violence during protests, with officers using batons improperly and lacking visible identification. This has led to injuries among demonstrators and raised concerns about accountability. Despite recommendations for visible identification, the PSP has not fully implemented these measures, with the GNR reportedly ahead in compliance. The lack of identifiable officers complicates investigations into police misconduct. The need for clear identification has been emphasized by various authorities, including the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture, which argues that visible identifiers could prevent excessive force and abuse. The government has cited safety concerns for officers as a reason for not fully adopting these recommendations.