SHARED INTERESTS REPORT HIGHLIGHTS CHALLENGES AHEAD 8 October 2014 The Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) releases new report and video discussion on future engagement between Australia and Papua New Guinea Police. In conversation, ASPIs Anthony Bergin discusses David Connery and Karl Claxtons new report on future police engagement between Australia and Papua New Guinea: The report highlights Already difficult crime and order challenges in Papua New Guinea (PNG) are likely to deepen over the coming decade as social and economic change continues apace. But the main institution charged with fighting crime, the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary (RPNGC), faces significant capability challenges and seems poorly placed and insufficiently resourced to meet the PNG Government’s stated expectations abstract from the executive summary of the report #Video In conversation, ASPIs Anthony Bergin discusses David Connery and Karl Claxtons new report on future police engagement between Australia and Papua New Guinea: https://youtube/watch?v=JLkpQaLLt7U #Report Launched today, ASPIs Special Report is available here: https://aspi.org.au/publications/shared-interests,-enduring-cooperation-the-future-of-australiapng-police-engagement
Posted on: Tue, 07 Oct 2014 23:17:10 +0000
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