Charles Parkinson

A new initiative led by Interpol will focus on improving border security in Southeast Asia, with the international police body warning that increased cross-border criminal activity will be a likely unintended consequence of the region’s growing integration.

Backed by the European Union in collaboration with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), the EU-ASEAN Migration and Border Management Programme II was launched on Tuesday at the ASEAN secretariat in Indonesia’s capital Jakarta.

The program will see security forces officials from all 10 ASEAN nations engage in three capacity developing schemes, focused on strengthening law enforcement capabilities at borders, improving training and developing operational activities and research.

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Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha ..... What? Border security backed by the EU? Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha

Well said. Razer.

Interpol can't catch the BK bomb suspects, or many other suspects escaped from LOS.

Turkey could never catch an ISIS terrorist only willing to send them to Syria.

The whole world is a joke.