Biography
Dr Hai Thanh Luong has graduated Bachelor of Law in Vietnam since 2004 and spent 15 years in research and teaching. In 2010, he awarded Australian scholarship and achieved Master for Transnational Crime Prevention at University of Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia. To date, he has already obtained Doctoral degree with topic ‘transnational drug trafficking and law enforcement: a Vietnam perspective’ at School of Global, Urban and Social Studies, RMIT University, Victoria, Australia.
During over 10 years, as a scientific researcher on policing, criminology, criminal justice, and criminal investigation, Dr Hai has published the number of peer review papers on domestic publications, international conferences and journal articles, both of Vietnamese and English versions.
As an international cooperation officer of PPA, during the period of 2008-2009, Dr Hai bridged between the PPA, MPS and Danish Institute for Human Rights with sponsor by Swiss and the UK to establish the network for researching on international human rights law and practical police force at Vietnam.
Dr Hai graduated of Counter Drug Tactical Training Course 2007 (Drugs Enforcement American and Joint American Task Force) and Interrogation Techniques Based on Presumption of Innocence (Norway’s Detective Police), and Asia- Pacific Region Law Enforcement Management Program (Australia Federal Police)
During over 10 years, as a scientific researcher on policing, criminology, criminal justice, and criminal investigation, Dr Hai has published the number of peer review papers on domestic publications, international conferences and journal articles, both of Vietnamese and English versions.
As an international cooperation officer of PPA, during the period of 2008-2009, Dr Hai bridged between the PPA, MPS and Danish Institute for Human Rights with sponsor by Swiss and the UK to establish the network for researching on international human rights law and practical police force at Vietnam.
Dr Hai graduated of Counter Drug Tactical Training Course 2007 (Drugs Enforcement American and Joint American Task Force) and Interrogation Techniques Based on Presumption of Innocence (Norway’s Detective Police), and Asia- Pacific Region Law Enforcement Management Program (Australia Federal Police)
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- 5/2/2017
