Human security and change in the duties and powers of the police

Human security means the conditions under which the vital and fundamental nucleus of all human lives is protected and protected. In this view, the theory is emphasized that in security studies, humans should take precedence over governments and, in addition to military threats, civilian threats should also be seen. This doctrine, in the broadest sense of the word "liberation from need" and "liberation from fear" and living with dignity, is divisible into a minimalist and a maximalist school because there is no universally accepted definition of it. The present article examines the impact of human security on the evolution of police duties and powers, emphasizing the maximalism of human security (environmental, economic, food, and health security), which states that governments must live up to their security responsibilities (protection of borders and deterrence). From foreign aggression), pay attention to other responsibilities such as health, welfare and living standards of citizens. This research is descriptive-analytical and has been written using library resources. According to the research findings, since according to the law, the establishment of order and security and the provision of public and private comfort, are among the main missions, it can be said that insecurities in these areas directly or indirectly affect the duties and powers of the police.