Brunei's Princess Masna hails 50 years of policewomen’s contribution


Princess Masna meeting with members of the Women’s Police, Royal Brunei Police Force. - Photo: Muiz Matdani

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: The contributions of female police officers over the last 50 years have improved the standing of women in society as a whole, said Her Royal Highness Princess Masna, Commandant of the Women’s Police, Royal Brunei Police Force (RBPF) in a sabda on Saturday (Aug 24).

During the Golden Jubilee celebration of the establishment of the Women’s Police, Her Royal Highness said that the development of the women’s police began with providing support services until its functions extended to various other areas, including matters related to women and children.

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