Crimes against children

Crimes against children represent a huge challenge for police worldwide and require specialized skills and increased resources. At INTERPOL, we encourage our member countries to make use of our specialized tools to help identify victims from photos and films. Other services help police to track offenders internationally.

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28 November 2014

INTERPOL marks 25 years in Lyon as it looks to the future

Mayor of Lyon joins Secretary General Stock in celebrating anniversary

LYON, France – Celebrating INTERPOL’s 25 years in Lyon, the city’s Senator-Mayor Gérard Collomb and other senior French officials joined INTERPOL Secretary General Jürgen Stock in marking the anniversary of the world police body’s establishment in the French city.

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25 November 2014

Heads of INTERPOL and United Nations meet on global security challenges

Sanctions focus of first INTERPOL address to UN Security Council by Secretary General Stock

UNITED NATIONS, New York – A high-level meeting between INTERPOL President Mireille Ballestrazzi, INTERPOL Secretary General Jürgen Stock and UN Chief Ban Ki-moon provided an opportunity for the two international organizations to advance their close cooperation against a backdrop of evolving international security challenges. 

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22 November 2014

INTERPOL Secretary General discusses terrorism issues with NYPD Commissioner

NEW YORK CITY, USA – INTERPOL Secretary General Jürgen Stock has met with New York City Police Department (NYPD) Commissioner William J. Bratton to identify areas for increased cooperation between the two organizations, with a focus on combating the growing global threat of terrorism.

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19 November 2014

Dublin conference aims to set roadmap for combating pharmaceutical crime

DUBLIN, Ireland – A global conference attended by senior law enforcement officials from across the world as well as representatives from government, intergovernmental organizations and the pharmaceutical industry will review progress during the last 10 years and set the path for future activities to turn back pharmaceutical crime.

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17 November 2014

INTERPOL seeks public assistance to locate environmental crime fugitives in global operation

LYON, France – An INTERPOL operation targeting fugitives wanted for environmental crimes is calling on the public worldwide to help locate them and bring them to justice.

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12 November 2014

Forced labour key issue at INTERPOL trafficking in human beings conference

Secretary General Stock underlines need for investigation and prosecution resources

LYON, France – With an estimated 21 million victims trafficked worldwide, generating billions in profits, forced labour is a crucial issue at the INTERPOL Global Trafficking in Human Beings Conference which began today.

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Crimes against children

INTERPOL marks 25 years in Lyon as it looks to the future

Heads of INTERPOL and United Nations meet on global security challenges

INTERPOL Secretary General discusses terrorism issues with NYPD Commissioner

Dublin conference aims to set roadmap for combating pharmaceutical crime

INTERPOL seeks public assistance to locate environmental crime fugitives in global operation

Forced labour key issue at INTERPOL trafficking in human beings conference

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05 December 2014

Fisheries crime investigations supported by INTERPOL training

PANAMA, Panama – Enhancing the skills of fisheries crime investigators to better identify, deter and disrupt transnational criminal networks involved in illegal fishing activities and other criminality was the focus of an INTERPOL training workshop in Panama.In conjunction with the Organización del Sector Pesquero y Acuícola del Istmo Centroamericano (OSP...
05 December 2014

INTERPOL regional training in Ethiopia aims to build police capacity against terrorism

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia - Participants from the Horn of Africa region have attended in the Ethiopian capital an INTERPOL specialized training session funded by the German government against terrorism and the financing of terrorists. The two-week course (21 November – 3 December 2014) brought together 19 counter-terrorism officers, anti-corruption officers,...
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14 April 2015 - 16 April 2015 | Singapore

INTERPOL World

With technological advancements occurring at an unprecedented scale, the world is now confronted with a host of new border-related crime threats that are increasingly complex and intertwined. This cross-sector event will drive security initiatives in four key areas: cybersecurity, safe cities, border management and supply chain security.

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