UNIPA Police Nature & Mandate
The UNIPA Police is an unarmed, international auxiliary force under the United Nations Inter-Pacific Association (UNIPA), dedicated to strengthening global peace and security through knowledge-based support and cooperation. Unlike military or law enforcement agencies, the UNIPA Police focuses on training, advisory support, and capacity-building to help nations address security challenges peacefully.
Core Characteristics:
- Non-Military: Operates without engaging in armed conflict or coercion.
- Knowledge-Driven: Offers training, strategic intelligence, and expert advice to enhance security capabilities.
- International Cooperation: Works with the consent and collaboration of member and host nations.
Mandate:
- Peacebuilding & Conflict Prevention: Prevent conflicts and mitigate security risks through non-coercive methods.
- Humanitarian Support: Aid nations in strengthening security and rebuilding infrastructure during crises.
- Intelligence & Strategic Analysis: Provide intelligence and strategic support to enhance security operations.
- Capacity-Building: Train and empower police forces and security agencies in partner nations.
- Advisory Support: Offer expert guidance to improve law enforcement policies and practices.
Ethical Guidelines:
- Adhere to International Law: Operates in compliance with international law and respects the sovereignty of host nations.
- Non-Coercive Operations: All efforts are voluntary, focusing on peaceful and collaborative solutions.