1. Jennifer Hurst Assistant Director Public Safety and Terrorism International Co-operation in Combatting Terrorism

2. © Interpol General Secretariat, 2005 What is Interpol doing to Combat Terrorism ?? Fusion Taskforce Regional Projects Increase Information Flow Assistance to Member Countries Proactive liaison Support to Member countries

3. © Interpol General Secretariat, 2005 Interpol has the capacity to communicate instantly with 182 countries through : I 24/7 – secure global police communication Interpol secure message system Global data bases - efficiency and value is lost if information is not shared

4. © Interpol General Secretariat, 2005 Interpol Operational Data Services and Databases for use in Terrorism Information Management

5. Nominal Stolen Travel Documents Stolen Motor Vehicles D N A Fingerprints Notices/Diffusions

6. Number of terrorists or suspected terrorists recorded in the Interpol databases

7. © Interpol General Secretariat, 2005 Interpol Notices To seek arrest with a view to extradition To locate persons and collect information To provide warnings and criminal intelligence To identify bodies To locate missing persons To provide alerts on possible terrorist threats

8. © Interpol General Secretariat, 2005 ASF Nominal Searches

9. © Interpol General Secretariat, 2005 ASF Nominal Hits Examples 1,738 hits from 83 different countries within the same period 1,738 hits from 83 different countries within the same period 2004/2005 : 5,091 Searches done by South Africa SOUTH AFRICA Main Countries USA179 Saudi Arabia 92 Qatar83 Kuwait163 Italy62 Spain48 Canada38 Russia40 Germany57 Armenia68 Austria41 Croatia30 UK51 Chile35 Argentina36 Belgium33 India31

10. © Interpol General Secretariat, 2005 anytype of visa, idcard… through itsserialnumber anytype ofpassport, through its serialnumberor print batchnumber provides permanent access to 11million stolen/lost documents from over 100 countries, permitting the verification of STOLEN TRAVEL DOCUMENTS (STD) DATABASE

11. Stolen/Lost Travel Documents Recorded

12. © Interpol General Secretariat, 2005 ASF SLTD Searches February600,500

13. © Interpol General Secretariat, 2005 34 countries participating DNA Data Base74 July 2003 2006 February 56,208

14. © Interpol General Secretariat, 2005 Fingerprints recorded

15. © Interpol General Secretariat, 2005 The Interpol global data bases are only as valuable as the information received… Proactive Population of data bases Timely-thorough-accurate Critical to support investigations

16. Incident Response Teams Value added services Expertise International Contact Point Communication network Data Bases direct access Forensic support Investigative support Analytical support InternationalCo-ordination Disaster victim identification

17. © Interpol General Secretariat, 2005 International/Regional Cooperation Law Enforcement Agencies Intelligence agencies United Nations World Customs Organization Office of the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court World Intellectual Property Organization

18. THE UNITED NATIONS SANCTIONS COMMITTEE

19. © Interpol General Secretariat, 2005 NCB of User ASF IMLASS SEARCH PROCESS Compiler ICIS Agora (IPSG Internal Network) Data Match! INSYST Autonomous ML D/B Owner of data USER

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