IPA UNIPOL- Non Relations with IPO

The Establishment of the International Police Academy IPA - UNIPOL
and its Separation from the International Police Organization IPO

 

The International Police Organization was initially established to foster cooperation among police officers. However, due to differing opinions and perspectives, the executive principles no longer aligned with the values and goals of its former members as we focused in supporting the police and military all over the world. As a result, the administration completely separated from the International Police Organization and transitioned to form the International Police Academy (IPA).

All former police and military departments and pertinent organizations were transferred to the new academy, ensuring a clear distinction from the previous organization’s objectives.

The International Police Academy (IPA) was established to align with the mission and values of police and military personnel, focusing on education, training, and international collaboration.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Is the International Police Academy (IPA) affiliated with the International Police Organization (IPO)?

A: No, the International Police Academy (IPA) is entirely separate from the International Police Organization (IPO). The IPA was established as an independent organization with a distinct mission focused on education, training, and international collaboration. There is no affiliation or connection between the two organizations.

 

Q: Will the International Police Academy (IPA) cooperate or collaborate with the International Police Organization (IPO)?

A: No, the International Police Academy (IPA) has no plans to cooperate or collaborate with the International Police Organization (IPO). Our focus is solely on advancing global policing through education and training, and we operate independently of the IPO.

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Q: Why did the International Police Academy (IPA) separate from the International Police Organization (IPO)?

A: The separation occurred due to differing opinions and perspectives that led to a misalignment between the IPO’s executive principles and the values of its former members. The International Police Academy (IPA) was established to create a new organization that aligns with the mission and values of police and military personnel.

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Q: Can members of the International Police Organization (IPO) join the International Police Academy (IPA)?

A: Yes, the International Police Academy (IPA) welcomes all law enforcement and military professionals who share our mission and values. However, membership in the IPA does not imply any affiliation or connection with the International Police Organization (IPO).

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Q: How does the International Police Academy (IPA) differentiate itself from the International Police Organization (IPO)?

A: The International Police Academy (IPA) is an academic and training institution focused on education, innovation, and international collaboration. We are committed to empowering law enforcement and military personnel with the skills and knowledge needed to address modern security challenges.

In contrast, the International Police Organization (IPO) has a different focus and operational structure.

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