In the past, officers were rewarded for killing, which effectively encouraged street battles and illegal executions.
The report lists human rights abuses in 152 countries, including illegal executions in 47 countries and torture in 111.
The rebels say he has overseen torture and illegal executions, has not given the country's north a voice in government and has failed to honor the terms of peace agreements signed with rebels beginning in 2007.
It compares police excess to the vigilantism of the Ku Klux Klan of the 1920s, as the department's "Gun Squad" carries out illegal executions of criminals—"not to stamp out crime ... but 'competition.
There are rumors of illegal executions in Mosul by the Iraqi Security Forces, and the alleged videos of them torturing civilians and throwing bodies off buildings do not help.
Shudo Higashinakano, a professor of intellectual history at Asia University of Japan, argued in Sankei Shimbun that the book was "pure baloney", that there was "no witness of illegal executions or murders", and that "there existed no 'Rape of Nanking' as alleged by the Tokyo Trial".
A new meeting was organised for 16 August, after the Home Secretary, Lord Sidmouth, had written to the magistrates instructing them that it was not the intention to elect an MP that was illegal, but the execution of that intention.
Instead, he said, when he took command, he issued an order that his troops not engage in illegal interrogations or executions.
Ahmed Shaheed's latest report charges the Islamic republic with cases of torture, executions, illegal arrests of journalists, forced confessions and denial of basic rights to religious, ethnic and sexual minorities.
The Foreign Office also said it was "appalled by widespread reports of other serious human rights violations, including the use of torture and extra-judicial executions, illegal arrests and detentions (including incommunicado detention), denial of medical assistance and humanitarian aid".
