China's police: Too few, too poor, too corrupt

Article Abstract:

China which is hailed as the fastest growing economy in the world has lesser amount of law enforcing personnel than countries like India or Pakistan and the government relies heavily on local neighborhood committees to help keep the peace in designated areas. Understaffing has given rise to unheard of corruption in the ranks but leaders are working hard to professionalize the system.

Civic and social associations, Civic and Social Organizations, Police Organizations, Social aspects, Evaluation, Police administration, Police departments

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Two-faced

Article Abstract:

Washington-based International Campaign Tibet (ICT) has mentioned the Chinese policy on Tibet vis-a-vis the Dalai Lama in a report. The moderated tone used by China against the Dalai Lama in order to maintain its public relations has been described.

International politics, Political activity, Political aspects, International relations, Tibet, Records and correspondence, Refugees, Tibetan, Tibetan refugees, Lama, Dalai, International Campaign for Tibet

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