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Executive Summary The re-emergence of the Chinese “security for hire” industry—which is deeply rooted in Chinese history and trade practices—is largely a result of the beginning of market reforms in the 1980s and China’s growing integration into global trade. Since 2013, after the inauguration of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), discussions on the use (and methods of use) of …

The UK government appears to have breached its own guidelines by providing millions in funding to Bahrain despite unjustified death penalties in the kingdom.

As UK-funded bodies in Bahrain are implicated by report alleging serious human rights abuses, rights groups and peer say it appears government violated its own policy

The UK Government may ­continue training police officers in Sri Lanka despite Police Scotland pulling out of the contract

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Former public security vice-minister Chen Zhimin says countries need to establish a concept of “mutual security” based on shared intelligence.

The justice minister has been accused of misleading an MSP over the reason why a controversial police training programme was suspended.

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IT’S gone unreported in Scotland but over in New York, Human Rights Watch has just called out our national police force for propping up the Sri…

Stuart and Pamela Rothenberg with 4731 Lake Road, Miami (Patrick McMullan/Getty, Compass) UPDATED, Dec. 11, 5:45 p.m.: A former Goldman Sachs executive bought a waterfront home in Miami’s Bay Point for $11.3 million. Records show Stuart Rothenberg and his wife, Pamela, purchased the house at 4731 Lake Road in Miami from John and Cassandra Walbridge. John Walbridge owns Overseas Security and Strategic Information, a company that provides risk mitigation and support services to international go...