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The National police (fr. ''Police nationale'') of Niger are one of two Police forces, previously under the control of the Armed Forces of Niger, but following the Constitution of 1999, come under the control of the Ministry of the Interior. They are responsible for security and law enforcement in urban areas, and the protection of government buildings, institutions, and through special agencies, the security of government leaders.〔(Déplacement du Directeur au Niger ), Ministère des Affaires étrangères (France). (Framework partnership document France - Niger (2006-2010) ), Ministère des Affaires étrangères (France), 2006. DOSSIER NIGER: Les forces armées nigériennes (FAN), Ministère des Affaires étrangères (France), 2003.〕 The National Police report to the General Directorate of National Police, headquartered in Niamey〔(Contact information for The General Directorate of National Police )〕 which also commanded the former National Forces for Intervention and Security (FNIS), until it was superseded by the Guard Nationale in 2010. The National Police numbered 1500 in the year of 2002. The Niger police emergency number is 17. Foreign governments have accused the National Police of being poorly trained, equipped, and often corrupt. Niger police are alleged by the United States Department of State to commonly request money in return for assistance. Victims of criminal activities in Niger are not assured of assistance from Niger police even after calling the emergency number for Niger police. The traffic police of Niger are alleged similarly for slow response. The Niger police vehicles are often condemned of lacking the basic necessities such as gasoline.〔(Niger. Country Reports on Human Rights Practices - 2004 ). Released by the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor. February 28, 2005〕 The Gendarmerie Nationale, modeled on the French Gendarmerie, is a separate institution, responsible for policing outside urban areas, and reporting to the Ministry of Defense. The National Police sponsor a semi-professional football club, AS Police, which plays in the Niger Premier League. == Organization == The General Directorate of the National Police ((フランス語:Direction Générale de la Police nationale)) (DGPN) is the highest structure of the National Police of Niger and is headed the director-general (フランス語:''directeur général de la police nationale'') Souley Boubacar. The General Directorate of the National Police is subdivided in 9 directorates.〔(Organigramme de la Police Nationale du Niger) ). ''Last accessed in 9/18/2014''〕 The directorates are: * Directorate of the National School of the Police -- ((フランス語:Direction Ecole Nationale de la Police)) * Directorate of Financial Resources -- ((フランス語:Direction Ressources Financières)) * Directorate of Human Resources -- ((フランス語:Direction Ressources Humaines)) * Directorate of Logistics and Infrastructures -- (フランス語:Direction Logistique et Infrastructures) * Directorate of Public Security -- ((フランス語:Direction Sécurité Publique)) * Directorate of Judiciary Police -- ((フランス語:Direction Police Judiciaire)) * * Division of Criminal Investigations -- ((フランス語:Division des Investigations Criminelles)) * * Division of Financial and Economic Investigations -- ((フランス語:Division Des Enquêtes Financières et Economiques)) * * Division of Vice and the Protection of Minors -- ((フランス語:Division des Mœurs et Protection des Mineurs)) * * Division of Cybercriminality, Statistics and Analysis -- ((フランス語:Division lutte contre la cybercriminalité Statistique and Analyse)) * * National Central Bureau - Interpol -- (((フランス語:Bureau Central National - Interpol)) * * Anti-Drug Center -- ((フランス語:Centre Anti‐Drogue)) * * Judiciary Identity Central Service -- ((フランス語:Service Central Identité Judiciaire)) * * Inter-regional Judiciary Service -- ((フランス語:''Service Inter‐Régional de la Police Judiciaire)) * Directorate of Homeland Intelligence -- ((フランス語:''Direction Renseignement Intérieur)) * Directorate of Protection of High Personality -- ((フランス語:''Direction Protection Hautes Personnalités)) * Directorate of Studies and Technical Cooperation -- ((フランス語:''Direction Etudes/Rég. Coopération Technique)) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「National Police of Niger」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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