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      Provođenjem zakona u Nigeru je u rukama Vojnih snaga preko Žandarmerije (Gendarmerie Nationale Nigérienne) te Ministarstva unutarnjih poslova koje pod svojom upravom ima snage Nacionalne policije (Police nationale) te Nacionalne snage za intervencije i sigurnost (specijalci). I ako su, stvaranjem Pete Republike 1999. godine, stanje ljudskih prava i efikasnost policije bolji zapadni promatrači još uvijek smatraju policijske snage Nigera neefikasne i ponekad korumpirane. Nacionalna policija, koja je prije bila pod upravom Oružanih snaga, a sada Ministarstva unutarnjih poslova zadužena je za provođenje reda i zakona u urbanim sredinama, zaštitu državnih institucija, zgrada a kroz specijalizirane agencije brinu i za zaštitu visokih državnih službenika.

      Law enforcement in Niger is the responsibility of the Military of Niger though the Gendarmerie Nationale and the Ministry of the Interior through the National Police and the National Forces for Intervention and Security (FNIS), a Paramilitary police force. While both Human Rights and effectiveness of Law Enforcement has improved since the 1999 creation of the Fifth Republic, western monitors generally regard Nigerien law enforcement and ineffective and at times corrupt. The National police was previously under the control of the Armed Forces, but following the Constitution of 1999, come under the control of the Ministry of Interior. They are responsible for security and law enforcement in urban areas, and the protection of government buildings, institutions, and through special agencies, the security of government leaders.