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Security forces

Security forces are statutory organizations with internal security mandates. In the legal context of several countries, the term has variously denoted police and military units working in concert, or the role of irregular military and paramilitary forces (such as gendarmerie) tasked with public security duties.

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Security forces

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Edges9
Triples28
Avg. degree1.8
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Security forces

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related to List of security forces · 25
Security forces → Afghan National Security ForcesAirports, AustraliaBorder Security Force, AustraliaNo, BahrainPuntland Security ForceGalmudug Security, BrazilPalestinian National Security ForcesPublic, EgyptFederal Security Force, Examples, Force Security ForcesUnited States, ForceRhodesian Security ForcesRNZAF Security, Forces, ForcesSecurity Forces Command, IndiaCentral Industrial Security Force, IndiaCentral Security Forces, LebanonIraqi Security ForcesKurdistan Region, Marine Corps Security Force, North KoreaSri Lanka Civil, Northern CyprusSocial Security Forces, PakistanIsraeli Security ForcesInternal Security, PakistanNo, Public Security Force
see also · 3
Security forces → Airport, Force Security ForcesInternal TroopsNaval, Security ForcesPublic Security Force

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security forces internal public pakistan australia police military paramilitary gendarmerie national force squadron statutory organizations mandates legal context several countries

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Security forcesrelated to List of security forcesExamples0.60section
Security forcesrelated to List of security forcesAfghan National Security ForcesAirports0.60section
Security forcesrelated to List of security forcesSecurity Force0.60section
Security forcesrelated to List of security forcesPakistanNo0.60section
Security forcesrelated to List of security forcesSecurity Forces Squadron0.60section
Security forcesrelated to List of security forcesAustraliaNo0.60section
Security forcesrelated to List of security forcesAustraliaBorder Security Force0.60section
Security forcesrelated to List of security forcesIndiaCentral Industrial Security Force0.60section
Security forcesrelated to List of security forcesIndiaCentral Security Forces0.60section
Security forcesrelated to List of security forcesEgyptFederal Security Force0.60section
Security forcesrelated to List of security forcesPakistanIsraeli Security ForcesInternal Security0.60section
Security forcesrelated to List of security forcesForces0.60section

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