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At INTERPOL today, we have a strong network of 190 member countries, each represented by a National Central Bureau and committed on a daily basis to international police co-operation.
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Africa
Rwanda
- INTERPOL Kigali
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Member since :
19 September 1974
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Rwanda
EAPCCO CPCX Opening Ceremony - Minister of Interior and Rwanda Police Chief
Rwanda National Police
EAPCCO CPCX Opening Ceremony - Minister of Interior and Rwanda Police Chief
Vision
Make the people living in Rwanda feel safe and reassured.
Mission
- Deliver high quality service;
- accountability and transparency;
- safeguard the rule of law;
- provide a safe and crime free environment for all.
Core Values
- Justice and respect for human rights;
- Integrity;
- Stability and social order;
- Team work and partnership;
- Openness;
- Accountability;
- Community relation focus;
- Professional conduct, efficiency and effectiveness.
INTERPOL Kigali
The INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) for Rwanda is a department of the Criminal Investigation Commission. It focuses its activities on providing the Rwanda National Police with the services and tools it needs to fight transnational crime and bring fugitives to justice. Four officers make up the INTERPOL Kigali staff, with one of them stationed at Kigali International Airport.
INTERPOL Kigali is made up of three divisions:
Transnational division :
- Trafficking human beings;
- Financial crime;
- Intellectual property crime;
- Drugs;
- Terrorism;
- Stolen motor vehicles.
Fugitives division:
- Cross-border crimes investigations;
- Publication of INTERPOL notices relating to fugitives.
Communications division:
- Exchanges with member countries over I-24/7.
10 June 2013
INTERPOL STOP operation targets people smuggling networks in Rwanda
KIGALI, Rwanda – An international police operation carried out at Kigali International Airport by Rwanda national police in co-ordination with INTERPOL has seen the verification of thousands of passports in an effort to target criminal networks and illegal immigrants attempting to use fraudulent documents to enter the country.Co-ordinated by INTERPOL’s Tr...
19 June 2012
INTERPOL’s largest operation combating illegal ivory trafficking targets criminal syndicates
LYON, France – INTERPOL’s largest ever transnational operation targeting criminal organizations behind the illegal trafficking of ivory has resulted in more than 200 arrests and the seizure of nearly two tonnes of contraband elephant ivory.The three-month long Operation Worthy, which involved 14 countries across Eastern, Southern and Western Africa also r...
14 September 2011
Rwanda becomes 150th member country visited by INTERPOL Secretary General
KIGALI, Rwanda – INTERPOL Secretary General Ronald K. Noble travelled to Rwanda this week in a landmark trip marking a total of 150 member countries visited since he took the helm of the world’s largest police organization.Since his election in 2000, Mr Noble has made it a priority to ensure that the needs of member countries shape the direction of INTERP...
26 August 2010
East Africa’s Operation Mamba III bolsters fight against counterfeit medicines with INTERPOL-IMPACT support
A combined international operation across East Africa targeting counterfeit medical products and pharmaceutical crimes has resulted in the seizure of at least 10 tons of counterfeit and illicit medical products and more than 80 arrests of individuals suspected of involvement in the illegal manufacture, trafficking or sale of counterfeit and diverted medic...
18 May 2010
Illegal ivory and rhino horn trade target of INTERPOL co-ordinated operation across southern Africa
A transnational operation co-ordinated by INTERPOL targeting wildlife crime across southern Africa has resulted in the location and closure of an illegal ivory factory, the seizure of nearly 400 kilos of ivory and rhino horn with a market value of more than one million dollars, as well as the arrest of 41 people.The two-day operation (13-14 May), codename...
09 July 2008
German police arrest Rwandan genocide fugitive subject of INTERPOL Red Notice
A check against INTERPOL’s wanted persons databases by German border police at Frankfurt airport resulted in the arrest of a man wanted in connection with the 1994 Rwandan genocide.Callixte Mbarushimana is the subject of an INTERPOL Red Notice, or international wanted persons notice, issued at the request of INTERPOL’s National Central Bureau (NCB) in Kig...
28 February 2008
Fourth Rwandan genocide fugitive subject of INTERPOL Red Notice arrested in France
A Rwandan national wanted for genocide and crimes against humanity in connection with the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, and subject of an INTERPOL Red Notice, has been arrested in France.Claver Kamana was arrested by French police in Annecy on Tuesday following close co-operation between the INTERPOL General Secretariat in Lyon, the INTERPOL National Central B...
21 February 2008
Tanzanian Police arrest Rwandan genocide fugitive subject of INTERPOL Red Notice
A joint operation between the Tracking Team of the Office of the Prosecutor of International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, Tanzanian authorities, the INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) in Dar es Salaam and INTERPOL’s Fugitive Investigative Service has resulted in the arrest of a former Rwandan minister wanted in connection with the 1994 genocide.Calli...
09 January 2008
Close international co-operation between Rwanda, INTERPOL and French police leads to arrest of yet another Rwandan genocide fugitive
A man wanted for crimes against humanity and other serious offences in connection with the 1994 Rwandan genocide, and subject of an INTERPOL Red Notice, has been arrested by French police.Marcel Bivugabagabo was arrested in Toulouse on Tuesday following close co-operation between the INTERPOL General Secretariat, the INTERPOL National Central Bureau in Ki...
23 June 2007
INTERPOL co-ordination on three continents leads to capture of Rwandan genocide fugitive
PARIS, France - A Rwandan man wanted for genocide and crimes against humanity has been arrested by French police at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris after intense international co-ordination between law enforcement officials from Rwanda, France, the U.S. and INTERPOL.Isaac Kamali had travelled from France to America in possession of a valid French passp...
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GIRBERT Age today: 23 years old
Nationality: Rwanda
GIRBERT Age today: 23 years old
Nationality: Rwanda
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