Furthermore, the foreign policy of Zimbabwe takes into cognisance the respect for international law, peaceful co-existence with other nations, and settlement of international disputes by peaceful means, through regional and Pan-African cultural, economic and political cooperation and integration and participation in international and regional organisations that stand for peace and the well-being and progress of humanity84. 21.2. The Constitution also provides for the national security of Zimbabwe, which must reflect the resolve of Zimbabweans to live as equals in liberty, peace and harmony, free from fear, and in prosperity. In that respect, the security services of Zimbabwe consist of the Defence Forces, Police Service, Prisons and Correctional Service and any other security service established by an Act of Parliament. The underpinning objective of all these security services is to uphold the right to national peace and security.85 21.3. The Constitution allows the Police Service to be involved in regional and international bodies to combat crime. The President is also allowed to deploy the Defence Forces outside Zimbabwe for peace keeping operations, under United Nations or any other international or regional organizations of which Zimbabwe is a member and defending the territorial integrity of a foreign country.86 84 Section 12 of the Constitution 85 Section 206 and 207 of The Constitution 86 Section 213 of the Constitution Page | 57