Hong Kong opens international police academy to train 1,000 officers yearly

Hong Kong launched the Hong Kong International Academy of Policing to train 1,000 officers annually and deepen ties with overseas law enforcement. Chief Executive John Lee framed it as an investment in collective security, signaling an effort to expand the city's global police role amid Western scrutiny. The move may be aimed at countering international isolation and strengthening partnerships with non-Western jurisdictions.

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