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CSSM Newsletter, Issue 30 Published
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We are now accepting applicants for Cohort 5 (September 2011).
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2010 Short Courses
Managing Intelligence Reform - 7-10 September 2010
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Managing Intelligence Reform e-flyer
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Strategic Planning for Security and Development - 9 -12 November 2010
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Strategic Planning for Security and Development e-flyer
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Change Management and Leadership - 16 - 19 November 2010
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Change Management and Leadership e-flyer
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Economics for Security - 18 - 21 January 2011
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Economics for Security e-flyer
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SSM News
- 29 August 2010
UN slams treatment of Aborigines
Federal Labor has defended its treatment of Aborigines after a United Nations report into disadvantage among the indigenous population more... - 28 August 2010
Rwanda threatens to curtail cooperation with UN
Rwanda has threatened to curtail its cooperation with the United Nations as the world body prepared to release an account highly critical more... - 27 August 2010
UN DR Congo 'genocide' draft report - key excerpts
A UN report into massacres of Hutu civilians in DR Congo after the Rwanda's 1994 genocide has been leaked ahead of its official publication. more... - 24 August 2010
The urgency of security sector reforms
The security sector in Zimbabwe, particularly the police, intelligence services and the army have been accused of abuse and perpetration more... - 21 August 2010
UN chief says effective rule of law remains a challenge in Liberia
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki- moon on Friday said despite Liberia's progress in consolidating peace and security, the maintenance of more... - More News Stories >>