Iceland’s justice minister plans to propose reducing the country’s nine local police commissioner districts to three, while keeping existing police stations open and officer numbers unchanged.
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Iceland’s justice minister plans the country’s biggest police reorganisation in years, alongside new comprehensive Civil Protection legislation and a new law regulating security services.
The Justice Ministry has published proposed legal changes aimed at strengthening Iceland’s response to organised criminal groups.
Iceland’s justice minister plans to introduce legislation this autumn that would prevent cases involving the purchase of sex from being……
Iceland has ratified an international protocol expanding the ways its authorities can cooperate with other countries in criminal investigations, including……
Icelandic authorities are reporting a rise in deportations linked to criminal offences, alongside calls for legal changes to speed up……
The Icelandic government has adopted its first formal policy aimed at tackling criminal activity in the labour market.As reported by……
This week, customs authorities in Iceland confiscated thousands of illegal performance-enhancing substances as part of a coordinated international operation led……
This column is part of ‘Notes From a Cold Country’, a series in which Iceland Review’s former Editor shares observations……