Chinese Polices Participation in UN Peacekeeping Operations - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Chinese Police’s Participation in UN Peacekeeping Operations International Cooperation Department Ministry of Public Security October, 2013 1

Scope of Presentation  Overview of the participation  Leadership and responsibilities  Selection and recruitment  Pre-deployment training  Experience in training  Chinese police performance 2

1. Overview of Participation  1998.6 decision-made  1999.5 commencement of training  2000.1 first deployment to UNTAET  2001.1 first deployment to UNMIBH  2001.4 founding of the Special Committee for Peacekeeping Affairs within the MPS  2003. 12 first deployment to UNMIL  2004.1 first deployment to UNAMA  2004.4 first deployment to UNMIK,  2004.5 first deployment to MINUSTAH  2004.10 first deployment of FPU to MINUSTAH  2005.5 first deployment to UNMIS  2011.7 first deployment to UNMISS  2013.9 first deployment of FPU to UNMIL 3

Deployment (2000 to date) MINUSTAH UNMIK UNMIBH 8 FPU1004,103 UNPOL 73 UNPOL 20 UNPOL UNAMA 3 POLICE ADVISER UNTAET UNMISET UNMIT 319 UNPOL UNDPKO 4 Police Officers 4 Police Officers UNMIS UNMISS UNMIL 80 UNPOL 29 UNPOL 171 UNPOL,14 FPU 4

2. Leadership and Responsibility Ministry of Public Security (MPS) Special Committee International Cooperation Provincial (Municipal) Border Control Public Security Department Department (ICD) Department Peacekeeping Police Division China Peacekeeping Police Training Center (CPPTC) UNPOL in Missions Candidates Standing by 5

3. Selection and Recruitment Selection Criteria Criteria Enhancement: Expertise in College 5-7 yrs 2 yrs Driving Language Forensics, IT, Education Police Experience Competence Training Experience 6

Pre-deployment Procedure Application Preliminary Training with Provincial Public Security Department Selection Test Pre-deployment Training UN SAT Deployment Debriefing 7

4. Pre-deployment Training UNPOL Course  Core Pre-deployment Training Material  Specialized Training Modules  Basic skills: English, driving, weapon handling and shooting  Policing Skill  Mission Background  SOP  Cultural awareness  Team Building  Etc. 8

FPU Training Two phases  First phase: 1 month  separate course for different groups  Commanders: to study about mission and task Duty officers: to focus on language study   Logistics officers: to familiarize with new equipments, facilities and weapons  Second phase: 2 months  collective course for the whole unit 9

FPU Course  Theoretical : Introduction to Peacekeeping, Mission background, tactical theory, Human rights and Law enforcement, discipline and etiquette, stress management  Operational : FPU guidelines, SOP, Rules of Engagement, Operation Plan, crowd control, VIP safeguarding, convoy escort, checkpoint, person and premise search, armed patrol, emergency evacuation, first aid, special skills and tactics. 10

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China Peacekeeping Police Training Center Established in March 2001 Located in Chinese People’s Armed Police Academy, Lang fang, 50 KM South of Beijing Investment: about $25 Million 13 13

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5. Experiences in Training  Capacity building of the trainers Field experience in UN missions  International exchange and cooperation Going out to learn Inviting experts to help  Experienced police peacekeepers as part-time trainers  Seminars and workshops 15

5. Chinese Police Performance 16

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