Morning, Nov, 12th, at the invitation of the PPA, Colonel
Richard Terry – Attacher of AFP gave a specialized report on the Experiences of
fighting against transnational crime and high tech crime in Australia for
students of Fostering Deputy Director
and equivalent class of the Police force have been studying in the PPA.
The lecture’s content presented three main topics, there were: “Global
Experiences on fighting against cross-border crime; Experience of the AFP on
fighting against cross-border crime and the study of typical transnational
crime related to Vietnam.”
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Colonel Richard Terry (center) at the specialized report |
Exchange of the Global
experiences on fighting against cross-border crime, Richard presented an
overview of the characteristics of transnational crime situation in the world
today, the common tricks of this crime as well as the actions that the nations on
the world take to deal with this situation. With the characteristics of
international organized crime is cross-border activities while the law enforcement
agencies of the countries mainly working inside the country and lack of global
cooperation. The urgency problem need to set out a global mechanism of
coordination between countries to fight agaist organized crime and
transnational crime by the coordinating role of the United Nations.
In addition to the
sharing of the international experience, Richard also talked with the students of
the class about the experiences of AFP on fighting against cross-border crime, in
which strongly pressed the focus of factors to ensure the effectiveness of the cooperative
relationship between the countries, there were: “build confidence; build
relationships; cultural exchange; set up legal framework; operate effectively structure
bilateral cooperation; improve the capacity; made mutual
exchange of information; and coordinate to investigation in the struggle-project.
He also shared the experiences of coordinate investigating a number of crimes cases related to Australia
and Vietnam in the recent past.
Through the
specialized report and discussion, questions and answers between lecturer and
students of the class, many useful and practical content was drawn for both students
and lecturer. This content has lively contributed to increase results and quality
of the training courses of the Fostering Deputy Directors and equivalent of the
Police force usually held in the PPA.
| Colonel Richard Terry joined the Australian Federal Police (AFP) since 1985; during his work, he has assumed the role of the police attaché in Cyprus, Thailand, New Guinea and Vietnam. In the working terms in Vietnam, Richard has worked very positive, with many contributions for building cooperative relationships between the Vietnam People's Police Forces and the Australian Federal police force. Recently, He has been actively supporting the PPA and coordinating with other units in lobbying the Australian Government to give support to build a regional centers of research and training on crime technologyhigh prevention will be located at the PPA. |
Truong Van Duong
Translated by Cain Vu