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Their decision to work for a South African flight school suspected to be an intermediary for China's People's Liberation Army could impact any future employment with the force.

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The New Zealand Defence Force in October reminded a former defence staffer about security obligations after the South African flight school he was working for came under scrutiny by authorities in Britain, defence officials have said.

Singapore News - To get more customers to adopt outcome-based contracts (OBCs) for security services, a one-stop resource portal has been set up to help them understand such agreements. The Singapore Police Force’s Centre for Protective Security (CPS) worked together with security... Read more at www.tnp.sg

National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Wednesday issued notice to Commissioner of Delhi Police for not providing adequate security to Supreme Court lawyer and activist Vineet Jindal.

Information about licence-linked qualifications, the awarding organisations that offer these qualifications, and how to find an approved training provider.

Prince Harrys new security case names the police as a defendant for the first time, Newsweek can reveal, and there are signs it may prove controversial.

Prince Harry is preparing a new "high-octane" police security lawsuit that could leave "the door ajar" for claims by wealthy people, a lawyer told Newsweek.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markles police protection arrangements at the Platinum Jubilee have been discussed in Harrys lawsuit against the U.K. government.