The Supreme Court guidelines will help strengthen the PNP's 'human rights-based approach in the conduct of our operations,' Gen. Guillermo Eleazar said.
MANILA—Philippine National Police chief Gen. Guillermo Eleazar has ordered the formation of a technical working group to review the body-worn camera guidelines by the Supreme Court, and streamline it with their existing police rules.
This, he said, would "operationalize" the PNP and strengthen its "human rights-based approach in the conduct of our operations." Earlier, Eleazar said the use of body cameras would help prevent abuses both on the part of the police and the public.
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