Hong Kong Police Force jobs advertised by UK universities around the National Security Law's implementation
By eviannesuen
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Starting with the first large-scale protest on 9 June 2019, led by the Civil Human Rights Front (CHRF), who estimated one million attendees. Ending on 27 March 2020, the day Chief Executive Carrie Lam enforced the first ban on public gatherings due to Covid-19 - though this does not mean that the protests stopped. This is just to reflect a rough timespan.
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Beginning on 11 November, the first time tear gas was used by police on campus at Chinese University of Hong Kong. Ending on 27 November, when the last of the protesters at Polytechnic University was believed to have left. (Source)
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An email advertising the HKPF's outreach programme was sent to Hong Kong nationals who were final year undergraduate students and had registered with the Careers Service. There was no closing date. 6 July has been set as the end date in accordance with Warwick's advertisement of the same position, which closed that day.
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A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to Durham University's student careers portal, TargetConnect.
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A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to the University of Southampton's student careers portal, TargetConnect (known as MyCareer).
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HKPF advertised its outreach programme on Warwick's student careers portal, MyAdvantage.
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A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to the University of Warwick's student careers portal, MyAdvantage. The closing date was 31 August 2020, but the posting taken down on 26 July 2020. According to Warwick, "no reason" was given.
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A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to the University of Reading's student careers portal, TargetConnect.
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A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to the University of Exeter's student careers portal, Career Hub & Handshake.
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2019/20 academic year: A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to Bangor University's student careers portal, TargetConnect. The closing date was 5 August 2020 but the posting was "retracted by the organisation" on 31 July.
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A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to the University of Bath's student careers portal, MyFuture.
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A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to the University of Oxford's student careers portal, TargetConnect (known as CareerConnect). The date it was originally posted is unknown, but the original closing date was 4 November.
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A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to the University of Manchester's student careers portal, CareersLink (powered by Interfase).
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A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to the University of Bristol's student careers portal, MyCareer (powered by CareerHub).
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The Law of the People's Republic of China (PRC) on Safeguarding National Security in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) was signed and came into effect the next day. (Image: LN9267 / Wikimedia Commons)
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A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to the University of Bradford's student careers portal, Jobteaser (known as MYCEC).
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A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to City, University of London's student careers portal.
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2020/21 academic year: A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to Bangor University's student careers portal, TargetConnect.
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A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to City, University of London's student careers portal.
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A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to the University of Leeds' student careers portal, MyCareer (powered by GTI).
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A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to the University of Hertfordshire's student careers portal, Handshake.
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A job advertisement for HKPF Probationary Inspectors is posted to the University of Reading's student careers portal, TargetConnect.
