Page 8 - Interpol General Assembly News Today

NEW DELHI, Oct 21: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said terrorism is the biggest violator of human rights as he urged Interpol and its member countries to join hands for cross-border cooperation so that cross-border terrorism can be defeated. Addressing the 90th Interpol General Assembly on its concluding day here, Shah said criminal syndicates are working in a nexus and hence, global police and intelligence agencies should work together. “Terrorism is the biggest violator of human...

Officials of the Central Bureau of Investigation held meetings with delegations from several countries on the sidelines of the 90th Interpol General Assembly being held in India to discuss various matters including police cooperation and combating terrorism among others.

Shah said India has formed Indian Cyber Forensic Centre to keep a check on rising cyber crimes. He said terrorism is the "biggest violator" of human rights.

The 91st Interpol General Assembly will be held in Vienna, Austria, next year where the international criminal police organization was officially created in 1923.

‘Terrorism biggest violation of human rights’ Sanjeev Pargal JAMMU, Oct 21: Union Home Minister Amit Shah said today that situation in major security theatres has improved and it is such in Jammu and Kashmir that those who used to pelt stones earlier have now become Sarpanchs and Panchs and were participating in development activities across the Union Territory. Describing terrorism as biggest violation of human rights, he said in order to fight cross-border terrorism, cross-border cooperati...

The 91st Interpol General Assembly will be held in Vienna, Austria, next year where the international criminal police organization was officially created in 192

Says Gujarat base will emerge as effective centre for India’s security.

Officials of the Central Bureau of Investigation held meetings with delegations from several countries on the sidelines of the 90th Interpol General Assembly be

Interpol’s 90th General Assembly ends tomorrow. Its objective is to explore diverse perspectives on the future of policing in an increasingly digitized world. Yet Taiwan, a technological hub and a major provider of digital services across the globe, has not been invited. Taiwan’s experiences could prove to be useful to other countries in combating transnational crime, especially in the age of the internet.

Says Gujarat base will emerge as effective centre for India’s security.