Hong Kong’s corruption-busters to take the world to school with new academy designed to train fraud fighters using hi-tech virtual reality


By Jess Ma

Hong Kong’s anti-corruption academy will be launched this month with a nine-day wealth investigation course organised alongside the UN as part of an effort to create a global learning platform for law enforcement.

Danny Woo Ying-ming, commissioner of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), said the course would be run with the UN’s Office on Drugs and Crime and had attracted an overwhelming response.

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