BATTAGRAM: The International Association of Women Police (IAWP) has officially nominated Sonia Shamrooz Khan, a Senior Superintendent of Police from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, for the highly coveted 'Police Officer of the Year' award, marking a significant milestone in her career.
Sonia will make history as the first Asian and second Muslim woman to receive this prestigious honor throughout the sixty-year history of the international organization. Her nomination is a testament to her outstanding commitment to policing and her remarkable efforts in combating violence against women.
Sonia hails from the Hazara division of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and is the proud daughter of prominent politician and Ex-MPA Shamrooz Khan Jadoon from Abbottabad. She is currently serving as the District Police Officer (DPO) in Battagram.
The 'Police Officer of the Year' award is a recognition of Sonia's remarkable contributions in the field of policing, particularly her invaluable services towards the prevention of violence against women. Her dedication and professionalism have not only earned her respect within her community but have also inspired other women in the criminal justice profession.
The International Association of Women Police is a global organization that focuses on empowering women in various criminal justice professions. With a mission to strengthen, unite, and raise the profile of women in the field of criminal justice worldwide, the IAWP plays a crucial role in promoting gender equality and advocating for the rights of women in law enforcement.
Sonia Shamrooz Khan's nomination for the 'Police Officer of the Year' award not only reflects her personal achievements but also highlights the ongoing efforts to empower women in law enforcement and address the challenges faced by women in society. Her dedication serves as an inspiration to aspiring female police officers and reinforces the importance of recognizing and celebrating the contributions of women in the field of criminal justice.
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