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11 March 2010



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Broadening Dubai murder investigation sees INTERPOL join international task force as it issues 16 additional Red Notices
08 March 2010

LYON, France – INTERPOL is to join a Dubai-based international task force investigating the murder of Palestinian national and Hamas official Mahmoud al-Mabhouh on 19 January 2010. At the request of UAE/Dubai authorities, the world police body has also issued a further 16 Red Notices to assist in the arrest of additional suspects now linked to the murder of Al-Mabhouh, bringing the total to 27.

The creation of the task force and the publication of the new Red Notices came as investigative information provided by the authorities in Dubai bore out the international links and broad scope of the number of people involved, as well as the role of two ‘teams’ of individuals identified by the Dubai police as being linked to Al-Mabhouh’s murder.

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Nigerian minister pledges closer ties with INTERPOL in training and capacity building
09 March 2010

LYON, France – Nigeria’s Minister of Police Affairs, Dr Ibrahim Yakubu Lame, today reinforced his country’s commitment to further develop and enhance police training with closer co-operation and support from INTERPOL.

During a visit to INTERPOL’s General Secretariat headquarters in Lyon, Minister Lame met with INTERPOL Secretary General Ronald K. Noble and other senior officials to discuss a range of issues, including capacity building initiatives such as those supported by INTERPOL’s German-funded OASIS (Operational Assistance, Services and Infrastructure Support) programme.

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INTERPOL's six priority crime areas
Drugs and criminal organizations
Tackling the growing problem of drug abuse and trafficking, often linked to other crimes.
Financial and High-tech Crime
Combating counterfeiting, payment card fraud, intellectual property and cyber-crime.
Fugitives
Tracing fugitives, who threaten public safety and undermine criminal justice systems.
Public safety and terrorism
Countering terrorism, which threatens public safety and world security.
Trafficking in human beings
Fighting abuse and exploitation of people, which breach human rights and destroy lives.
Corruption
'Working together towards a corruption-free world by promoting and defending integrity, justice and the rule of law.’

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About INTERPOL

INTERPOL is the world’s largest international police organization, with 188 member countries. It exists to help create a safer world by supporting law enforcement agencies worldwide to combat crime.

INTERPOL has four core functions, which provide:


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