The Philippine National Police stressed on Sunday that its policy prohibiting police officers from bearing visible tattoos is not discriminatory against inked individuals.
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police stressed on Sunday that its policy prohibiting police officers from bearing visible tattoos is not discriminatory against inked individuals.
“However, there is no policy once you are in the service that prohibits getting a tattoo. So, last year, a technical working group was formed, and consultations were conducted to determine whether the placement of tattoos on our police officers should be regulated,” Fajardo said in Filipino. Under PNP’s rules, visible unauthorized tattoos, which include those promoting extremism, racism, sexism, and indecency, will be regulated.
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