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Global Peace Index, Haiti improved 15, from ranked 107th to 92 out of 162 countries
Since 2008 there has been a gradual fall in the global peace index with peace levels declining by 5%. Though the world as a whole has become less peaceful place to live in, Haiti has shown remarkable improvements in the global peace index. The country managed to jump up 15 slots in the world ranking list and now currently sits at position 92.
It has been found that the global decline in the peace levels is not a result of any external conflicts, i.e. conflict between countries. It is rather caused by internal conflicts. The improvements registered by Haiti are 3 best globally with Chad and Georgia booking 1st and 2nd spots respectively when it comes to overall improvements.
Guidelines for Dealing with Police During a Peaceful Demonstration
How do you deal with the Police during a Demonstration?
Guidelines for Dealing with Police During a Peaceful Demonstration
If you are a member of a protest group, informing yourself on the dos and don'ts of dealing with the police will ensure relations between your group and those officers assigned to monitor the event are kept non-violent. Use the following guidelines to keep peace between you and the police.
• always present your id card or driver's license when requested.
• don't put your hands in your pockets or otherwise conceal them; they may think you have a hidden weapon.
Guidelines for Protesting Peacefully
When you protest, you want your message to have maximum impact on the public and institution you are protesting against.
Non-violent protests are a way to get your issue heard without violence to mar the event. Here are guidelines to help you prepare for a non-violent demonstration.
Decide how important the issue is to you. Don't waste time if you're just planning to annoy the opposition. You want to deliver a clear and focused message.
Determine your municipality's legal requirements for holding a protest, and whether you need a permit.
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