With
the consent of the Police General Department’s leaders, on November 9th,
2015, the PPA in cooperation with the Anti-Hi-tech Crime Police Department (C50) and the Anti-Hi-tech
Crime Division of Ha Noi’s Public
Security Department to organize the scientific workshop: “Experience in
organization of struggling against the Hi-Tech crimes by the Anti-Hi-tech
Crime Police Force (2010-2015)”,
under the chairmanship of Major General, Prof. Dr. Nguyen Van Nhat - Vice
President of the PPA.
Attending the conference were Major General, Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hoa, Director
of the Anti-
Hi-tech Crime Police Department ;
the representatives of the Training Department’s leaders; the leaders of
People’s Public Security training Institutions and the leaders of the local public
security departments. On the side of the PPA, there were representatives of the
leaders of Faculties, Centers and Departments; the scientists and lecturers,
students of the Anti-Hi-tech Crime Specialty.
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delegates attended the workshop
In
recent years, the situation of Hi-tech crimes is extremely complex, and
becoming the top challenge for the Law Enforcement Agencies in the world in
general and the Law Enforcement Agencies of Viet Nam in particular. To fight
against Hi-tech crimes effectively, the Anti-Hi-tech Crime
Police Force was established and
developed gradually. Over 5-year of establishment, the Anti-Hi-tech Crime
Police Force of MPS have been
gainning many achievement in the field of Anti-High-Tech Crime mission, which
was primarily reflected in great fighting operations. However, to fight more
effectively in the coming time, It is necessary to organize, assess and share experiences
in struggling against such form of crimes among the relevant agencies.
The
delegates took a picture after the workshop
At the
conference, the delegates concentrated on some important points, such as:
principles for the case struggling; experiences in leading and steering special
case; process of organizing special case struggle and learned experiences.
Concluding
the conference, Major General, Prof. Dr. Nguyen Van Nhat, Vice President of the
PPA summarized opinions from delegates then proposed requests and offered
measures for a better result of special case struggle. Simultaneously, the Vice
President also asked: the functional units of the Ministry of Public Security,
Police of cities and provinces, delegates, scientists and officers who work
practically in the field of Anti-Hi-tech crime would cooperate to exchange
information and offer ideas in teaching and studying at the PPA and other
Public Security training institutions, as also in work of special case struggling
in general and Hi-tech crime prevention of local public security force in
particular.
Translated
by Phuc Vinh & Quang Nghi