Main aspects of organization Overview of INTERPOL

Main aspects of organization

Overview of INTERPOL Created in 1923 The world’s largest international police organization 190 member countries General Secretariat in Lyon, France A National Central Bureau (NCB) in each member country 17 DATABASES in 2015

General Secretariat

Crime areas

Legal framework: Principles & Limits 1. INTERPOL’s Constitution 2. Articles 2, 3 UNSC’s Resolution 1503 / 2003 Resolution 2178 / 2014

Strategic Priorities Secure Global Police Information System Identification of Crimes and Criminals 24/7 Operational Support Capacity Building

I-24/7 Network Iceland Norway Finland Sweden Estonia U. K. Ireland Russia Lithuania Denmark Poland Latvia Canada Hungary Germany Luxembourg Czech Republic Netherlands Kazakhstan Belgium Austria Belarus Ukraine France Georgia Liechtenstein Mongolia Italy Moldova Azerbaijan Bulgaria Slovakia Andorra Slovnia Fyrom Uzbekistan Japan Monaco Albania Romania Armenia Kyrgyzstan Spain Tajikistan United States Croatia Greece Turkey China Portugal Serbia Montenegro S. Korea (Rep. of) Vatican City Bosnia-Herzegovina Syria Malta Cyprus Lebanon Iran Jordan Bhutan Pakistan Tunisia Israel Kuwait Nepal Libya Egypt Irak Bahrain Maroc Bermudas (SB) Cap-Vert Algeria Mexico United Arab Emirates Mynmar Mauritania Saudi Arabia Oman. Qatar Bangladesh Hong Kong - China (SB) Cuba Puerto Rico - USA (SB)Gambia India Guatemala Mali Laos Macao - China (SB) Belize Senegal Sudan Yemen Dominican Republic Niger Chad El Salvador Thailand Vietnam Philippines Guinea-Bissau Honduras Eritrea Guinea Nigeria Barbados Cambodia Sierra Leone Côte d'Ivoire CAR Ethiopia Marshall Islands Sri Lanka Nicaragua Burkina Faso Costa Rica Liberia Cameroon Somalia American Samoa - USA (SB) Singapore Netherland Ant. Togo Benin Uganda Panama Brunei Kenya Venezuela Malaysia Gabon Guinea DRC Rwanda Colombia Guyana Nauru Indonesia Burundi Suriname Malawi East Timor Tonga Ecuador Tanzania Angola Papua New Guinea Zambia Madagascar Peru Fiji Zimbabwe Samoa Brazil Namibia Bolivia Botswana Mozambique Australia Swaziland Paraguay Lesotho South Africa Chile Uruguay Argentina New Zealand

INTERPOL Tools and Services Databases Diffusions and Notices Command & Coordination Center Practical tools for operations Capacity building Specialized units

Databases

INTERPOL Notices and Diffusions Wanted persons Seeking additional information Warnings about known criminals Missing persons Unidentified bodies Special INTERPOL-UN Security Council Warnings of threats

Red Notices On Serious International Crimes perpetrators Over 1000 Red Notices issued for: Genocide War Crimes Against Humanity 27 people still wanted for the 3 types of crime

Command & Coordination Center Permanent point of contact for member countries Four official languages spoken: Arabic, English, French, Spanish Assessing & dispatching of all incoming messages Instant checks & replies to urgent queries

Practical tools for operations & Border Management Airports I-24/7 Extension F. I. N. D M. I. N. D Borders Ports

Recent operations

Capacity building Training courses: International humanitarian and international criminal law Investigation process, management and strategies Information and Evidence Collection and Analysis Witness management High-tech investigations National coordination of investigations between police, prosecution, justice, immigration and other agencies

Specialized units War Crimes & Genocide Sub-directorate Creation announced in Kigali - April 2014 : Commemoration of the 20 th anniversary of the genocide in Rwanda Housed in a new Directorate : Counter. Terrorism, Public Safety and Maritime Security Operational since September

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