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    Introduction To INTERPOL

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    INTERPOL is an intergovernmental organization that facilitates international police cooperation. It has 194 member countries. Its main goals are to prevent and combat crimes through improved communications and other means of cooperation. INTERPOL focuses on counterterrorism, organized crime, and cybercrime. It is composed of a General Secretariat, Executive Committee, and General Assembly. The General Secretariat manages daily operations. National Central Bureaus are each country's connection to INTERPOL and facilitate cooperation between law enforcement agencies.

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    INTERPOL is an intergovernmental organization that facilitates international police cooperation. It has 194 member countries. Its main goals are to prevent and combat crimes through improved communications and other means of cooperation. INTERPOL focuses on counterterrorism, organized crime, and cybercrime. It is composed of a General Secretariat, Executive Committee, and General Assembly. The General Secretariat manages daily operations. National Central Bureaus are each country's connection to INTERPOL and facilitate cooperation between law enforcement agencies.

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    MODULE 4

    Introduction to INTERPOL

    INTERPOL

     The intergovernmental body established to promote mutual cooperation between police


    authorities around the world and to develop means of effectively preventing crimes.
     International Criminal Police Organization
     194 members, including the Philippines

    THREE MAIN CRIME PROGRAMMES OF INTERPOL

     Counter-terrorism
     Organized and emerging crime
     Cybercrime

    COMPOSITIONS OF INTERPOL

     General Secretariat
     Secretary-General
     National Central Bureau
     General Assembly

    GENERAL SECRETARIAT

     Runs the day to day activities of INTERPOL


     Coordinates all our policing and administrative activities
     It operates 24/7/365 at the main headquarter, Lyon headquarters
     Four main languages used: French, English, Arabic, and Spanish
     Regional bureaus of General Secretariat: Argentina, Cameroon, Cote d'Ivoire, El Salvador,
    Kenya, Thailand, and Zimbabwe

    EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

     The governing body in charge of supervising the execution of the General Assembly’s decisions
    and administration and work of the General Secretariat
     13 members (1 president, 2 vice-presidents and 9 delegates)
     Term of tenure: president (4 years) and vice-presidents and delegates (3 years)

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY

     Supreme governing body


     It meets once a year and each session lasts around four days
     Members are elected by the executive committee

    NATIONAL CENTRAL BUREAU

     country’s focal point and the heart of INTERPOL


     NBC works with: Law enforcement agencies in their own country; other NCB’s and Sub-Bureaus
    around the world and General Secretariat’s offices worldwide.
     It provides training programs for their national police to raise awareness on INTERPOL’s
    activities, services, and databases; sharing criminal data; and cooperating on investigators

    COMMISSION FOR THE CONTROL OF INTERPOL’S FILES

     Independent body that ensures that all personal data processed through INTERPOL’S channels
     There main functions: supervisory role, an advisory role, and a processing role
     Members are elected by the General Assembly: SUPERVISORY AND ADVISORY CHAMBER
    (3 members) and REQUEST CHAMBER (5 members)

    INTERPOL’S FORE CORE FUNCTIONS

    1. Secure Global Police Communications Services

     Use of 1-24/7

    2. Operational Data Services and Databases for Police

     ASF Stolen/Lost Travel Document Database


     FIND/MIND
     Automated Fingerprint Identification System
     DNA database
     Stolen Vehicle Database
     IWeTS
     INTERPOL Money Laundering Automated Search Service
     Border and Ports Security Center

    3. Operational Police Support Services

     Command and Coordination Center


     Incident Response Team
     Network of Exports
     Vulnerable Targets Referral Centre
     Major Event Support Teams
     Notices System

    1. Red
    2. Yellow
    3. Blue
    4. Black
    5. Green
    6. Orange

     Fusion Task Force


     Criminal Analysis Unit

    4. Training and Development

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