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Chinese Police Chinese Police

Participation in Participation in

UN Peace UN Peace

Operations Operations

International Cooperation Department, MPSInternational Cooperation Department, MPS

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Scope of PresentationScope of PresentationScope of PresentationScope of PresentationScope of PresentationScope of PresentationScope of PresentationScope of Presentation

�� General IntroductionGeneral Introduction�� PrePre--Deployment ProcedureDeployment Procedure�� Overview of DeploymentOverview of Deployment

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Part IPart IPart IPart IPart IPart IPart IPart I

General IntroductionGeneral IntroductionGeneral IntroductionGeneral IntroductionGeneral IntroductionGeneral IntroductionGeneral IntroductionGeneral Introduction

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As one of the permanent members of the Security Council, China has been very active and positive towards maintaining international peace and security.

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Leadership and Leadership and Leadership and Leadership and Leadership and Leadership and Leadership and Leadership and

Responsibility Responsibility Responsibility Responsibility Responsibility Responsibility Responsibility Responsibility

Ministry of Public Security

Int. Cooperation Department

Peacekeeping Division CPCTC

Provincial PublicSecurity Department

UNPOL in the mission

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Important Events Important Events Important Events Important Events Important Events Important Events Important Events Important Events

�� 19971997--19981998 DecisionDecision--making making �� 1999.5 1999.5 Commencement of trainingCommencement of training�� 2000.1 2000.1 First Deployment to UNTAETFirst Deployment to UNTAET�� 2000.8 2000.8 Establishment of CPCTCEstablishment of CPCTC�� 2001.1 2001.1 First Deployment to UNMIBHFirst Deployment to UNMIBH�� 2001.4 2001.4 Founding of the SpecialFounding of the Special

Committee for Peacekeeping Committee for Peacekeeping Affairs within the MPSAffairs within the MPS

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Important EventsImportant EventsImportant EventsImportant EventsImportant EventsImportant EventsImportant EventsImportant Events

�� 2003. 12 2003. 12 First Deployment to UNMILFirst Deployment to UNMIL�� 2004.1 2004.1 First Deployment to UNAMA First Deployment to UNAMA �� 2004. 4 2004. 4 First Deployment to UNMIK, First Deployment to UNMIK, �� 2004. 5 2004. 5 First Deployment to First Deployment to

MINUSTAHMINUSTAH�� 2004.10 2004.10 First Deployment of FPU toFirst Deployment of FPU to

MINUSTAH MINUSTAH �� 2005. 5 2005. 5 First Deployment to UNMISFirst Deployment to UNMIS

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Part IIPart IIPart IIPart IIPart IIPart IIPart IIPart II

PrePrePrePrePrePrePrePre--------Deployment ProcedureDeployment ProcedureDeployment ProcedureDeployment ProcedureDeployment ProcedureDeployment ProcedureDeployment ProcedureDeployment Procedure

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Selection: Procedure and Selection: Procedure and

Criteria Criteria

Annual recruitment Annual recruitment

(Notice by the MPS)(Notice by the MPS)

Preliminary test organized by Provincial Public Security organs

CriteriaCriteria

5 yrs Police Experience

2 yrs Driving Experience

College Education

Enhancement:Expertise in Forensics, IT, Training

Language Competence

Selection test

organized by

CPCTC

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UNPOL TrainingUNPOL Training

ApplicationApplication

Regular Training(3 m)

UNPOL SAT TestRefresher

Course (2 m)

Deployment to UN Mission Areas Experienced

Candidates Selection Test

Pre-Deployment Training (2 weeks)

Note: m = month

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UNPOL CourseUNPOL CourseUNPOL CourseUNPOL CourseUNPOL CourseUNPOL CourseUNPOL CourseUNPOL Course

�� Basic skillsBasic skills: English/French language, driving, weapon handling and : English/French language, driving, weapon handling and shooting shooting

�� UN SGTMUN SGTM--centered packagecentered package: : 1.1. Introduction to UN and PeacekeepingIntroduction to UN and Peacekeeping2.2. Code of conductCode of conduct3.3. Human rights and law enforcementHuman rights and law enforcement4.4. DDRDDR5.5. Humanitarian assistanceHumanitarian assistance6.6. Reform and restructuringReform and restructuring7.7. Census and identificationCensus and identification8.8. Community PolicingCommunity Policing9.9. Radio communicationRadio communication10.10. Negotiation and mediationNegotiation and mediation11.11. Gender equalityGender equality12.12. Security awarenessSecurity awareness13.13. Stress management,Stress management,14.14. Media relations Media relations

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FPU Training FPU Training FPU Training FPU Training FPU Training FPU Training FPU Training FPU Training

Two (2) PhasesTwo (2) Phases�� First Phase: 1 monthFirst Phase: 1 month�� Separate course for different groupsSeparate course for different groups�� Commanders: to study about mission and taskCommanders: to study about mission and task�� HQ Staff: to focus on language studyHQ Staff: to focus on language study�� Logistics and Support Staff: to familiarize with new Logistics and Support Staff: to familiarize with new

equipments, facilities and weapons equipments, facilities and weapons

�� Second Phase: 2 months Second Phase: 2 months �� Collective course for the whole unitCollective course for the whole unit

---- to be continued to be continued

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FPU Course FPU Course FPU Course FPU Course FPU Course FPU Course FPU Course FPU Course TheoreticalTheoretical: :

1.1. Introduction to UN and its PeacekeepingIntroduction to UN and its Peacekeeping2.2. Mission backgroundMission background3.3. Human rights and Law enforcementHuman rights and Law enforcement4.4. Policing conceptPolicing concept5.5. Discipline and etiquetteDiscipline and etiquette6.6. Stress management Stress management

OperationalOperational: : 1.1. FPU guidelinesFPU guidelines2.2. SOPSOP3.3. Rules of EngagementRules of Engagement4.4. Operation PlanOperation Plan5.5. Crowd controlCrowd control6.6. VIP safeguardingVIP safeguarding7.7. Convoy escortConvoy escort8.8. CheckpointCheckpoint9.9. Person and premise searchPerson and premise search10.10. Armed patrolArmed patrol11.11. Emergency evacuationEmergency evacuation12.12. First aidFirst aid13.13. Special skills and tactics.Special skills and tactics.

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TrainingTrainingTrainingTrainingTrainingTrainingTrainingTraining

By the end of MarchBy the end of March

�� TotalTotal: : 1, 188 police officers1, 188 police officers�� 563 CIVPOL candidates563 CIVPOL candidates�� 625 FPU candidates625 FPU candidates

1616English Course

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Driving Training

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1919Hostage Rescue

2020Riot Control Exercises

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Part IIIPart IIIPart IIIPart IIIPart IIIPart IIIPart IIIPart III

Overview of DeploymentOverview of DeploymentOverview of DeploymentOverview of DeploymentOverview of DeploymentOverview of DeploymentOverview of DeploymentOverview of Deployment

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UNMIK55 UNPOL

UNMIK55 UNPOL

UNMISET217 UNPOL

UNMISET217 UNPOL

UNMIL73 UNPOL

UNMIL73 UNPOL

UNAMA3 POLICE ADVISER

UNAMA3 POLICE ADVISER

MINUSTAH4 FPU500，14 UNPOL

MINUSTAH4 FPU500，14 UNPOL UNMIBH

20 UNPOL

UNMIBH20 UNPOL

UNMIS21 UNPOL

UNMIS21 UNPOL

Deployment Deployment Deployment Deployment Deployment Deployment Deployment Deployment (2000 to date)(2000 to date)(2000 to date)(2000 to date)(2000 to date)(2000 to date)(2000 to date)(2000 to date)

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Current Deployment Current Deployment Current Deployment Current Deployment Current Deployment Current Deployment Current Deployment Current Deployment

�� 185 185 officers in officers in 55 UN mission areas: UN mission areas: �� UNMIK: UNPOL 18UNMIK: UNPOL 18�� UNMIS: UNPOL 09UNMIS: UNPOL 09�� UNMIL: UNPOL 18UNMIL: UNPOL 18�� MINUSTAH: UNPOL 05, FPU 125MINUSTAH: UNPOL 05, FPU 125�� UNMIT: UNPOL 10UNMIT: UNPOL 10

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UNTAET, January 2000

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UNMIBH, January 2001

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UNMIL, December 2003

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UNAMA, January 2004

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UNMIK, April 2004

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MINUSTAH, May 2004

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UNMIS, May 2005

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MINUSTAH, September 2004

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