Panel Session IV

International Students:Managing

Integration & Security IssuesOne World Hotel

27 Feb 2013

He who opens a school door,

closes a prison.

Victor Hugo

An investment in knowledge pays the best

interest.

Benjamin Franklin

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Tolerance vs Acceptance- give & take vs understanding- peace vs harmony- no isolation

Foster relationship Reduce conflictsEnhance Understanding

National Harmony- go beyond the boundaries to enhance integration

(learn language)

• Global Solution with Domestic Enforcement

• Integrated System BetweenGovernment andHigher LearningInstitution

• Engaged Regional and International Police Organizations to form Smart Partnerships

- provide better protection for individual students

- cross-border student movement within and out of this country

- the gap in society put international students at greater risk

- the sensitivity of suspecting students (discrimination)

Food for thoughts :

Equation on SAFETY AND SECURITY – “The role of society in Policing”

Community Policing Participatory

Policing

Thank you