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Resolutions
The following Resolutions, adopted by INTERPOL's General Assembly, establish a formal framework for the Organization's counter-terrorism activities.
| AG-2009-RES-15 | Draft Arrangement on Co-operation between the International Criminal Police Organization-INTERPOL and the United Nations in relation to the United Nations Security Council Sanctions Committees supplementary arrangement to the Co-operation Agreement between the International Criminal Police Organization-INTERPOL and the United Nations (Singapore 2009) |
| AG-2008-RES-06 | Increasing the sharing of information in terrorist-related matters, using the available INTERPOL tools and the Fusion Contact Officers network (Saint Petersburg, 2008) |
| AG-2006-RES-09 | Home-grown terrorists – al-Qaeda linked / al-Qaeda inspired terrorism (Rio de Janeiro, 2006) |
| AG-2005-RES-10 | Addressing Internet activities supporting terrorism (Berlin, 2005) |
| AG-2001-RES-05 | Terrorist attack of 11 September 2001 (Budapest, 2001) |
| AGN/68/RES/2 | The financing of terrorism (Seoul, 1999) |
| AGN/67/RES/12 | Cairo declaration against terrorism (Cairo, 1998) |
| AGN/64/RES/8 | Monitoring of resolutions (Beijing, 1995) |
| AGN/55/RES/3 | Co-operation in terrorist cases; Guide for NCBs and specialized services (Belgrade, 1986) |
| AGN/54/RES/1 | International terrorism and unlawful interference with civil aviation (Washington, DC, 1985) |
| AGN/53/RES/7 | Application of Article 3 of the constitution (Luxembourg, 1984) |
| AGN/53/RES/6 | Violent crime commonly referred to as terrorism (Luxembourg, 1984) |
| AGN/52/RES/9 | Terrorism (Cannes, 1983) |
| AGN/50/RES/2 | Tagging of explosives (Nice, 1981) |
| AGN/48/RES/8 | Acts of violence committed by organized groups (Nairobi, 1979) |
| AGN/41/RES/7 | Hostages and blackmail (Frankfurt, 1972) |
| AGN/20/RES/11 | Requests for international enquiries (Lisbon, 1951) |
13 February 2018
INTERPOL Chief and Kuwait Interior Minister discuss terrorism at Global Coalition meeting
11 July 2017
INTERPOL to highlight need for military to police terrorism data flow at Global Coalition meeting
10 July 2017
Terrorism intelligence shared via INTERPOL’s Project Kalkan strengthens global ‘early warning system’
21 April 2017
Thousands of police officers across Europe join INTERPOL operation against illicit firearms
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