International co-operation through the Interpol system to counter illicit drug trafficking

• Autores: W. J. Leamy
• Localización: Boletín de estupefacientes, ISSN 0251-7086, Nº. 4, 1983, págs. 55-60
• Idioma: inglés
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  • The International Criminal Police Organization (ICPO/lnterpol), whose main aim is the prevention and suppression of ordinary crime, has 135 member countries. The Government of each of these countries has designated an Interpol National Central Bureau to co-operate and liaise within the framework of Interpol. The Drugs Sub-Division of Interpol's General Secretariat monitors and responds to incoming communications on drug enforcement matters, conducts intelligence analysis of information and produces tactical and strategic intelligence reports as well as statistical and other specialized reports. It received 33,181 and dispatched 6,741 drug-enforcement-related communications in 1982, which was over 60 per cent of the entire communications of the General Secretariat. The Drugs Sub-Division participates in drug training and drug strategy seminars world-wide. Interpol also carries out drug liaison officer programmes in five regions of the world.