A group called the Center for Public Opinion and Awareness, or CenPOA, wants the government to stop asking for money when people apply to join the police and other security jobs.
CenPOA stated this in a public announcement. They believe charging fees stops many people from trying to join these important services.
This practice has continued for many years. It affects people hoping to become police officers or join other security agencies.
CenPOA thinks removing these fees will give more citizens a chance to serve the country.
The group believes that joining the security forces should be based on merit and suitability, not the ability to pay an application fee.
They are calling for a change to make the recruitment process fairer and more open to everyone.
The government has not yet responded to CenPOA's call.