The link is to a radio interview where I discuss my work in cultural crimes and policing, sharing deeper insights into my career and the impact of my consultancy, Aurora 121.
This image from @ASPoliceBPA highlights a volunteer’s journey since the 1980s, emphasizing community and diversity. Volunteer work is vital to my role as a Cultural Crimes Specialist, as it builds trust, provides cultural insights, and supports vulnerable individuals, enhancing efforts to address honour crimes and forced marriages effectively.
This photo captures a significant moment where I am shaking hands with King Charles III, highlighting the importance of my work as a Cultural Crimes Specialist and Expert on Honour Crimes. This recognition validates my efforts to address harmful cultural practices, honour crimes, and forced marriage while raising awareness of these critical issues. Such visibility supports my mission to influence policies and protections, contributing to a safer and more understanding society.
This tweet celebrates my recognition for volunteering with Avon and Somerset Police since 2017 and my 34+ years in operational policing. As the longest-serving Asian female in the force’s history, I’m proud to represent diversity. I hope my journey inspires others and supports Aurora 121’s mission of inclusion.