International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol)

The International Criminal Police Organization, commonly known as Interpol, is a global organization that facilitates cooperation and communication among police forces from different countries. Founded in 1923, its main goal is to combat transnational crime, including terrorism, human trafficking, and drug smuggling. Interpol helps member countries share vital information, coordinate investigations, and track criminals across borders. It operates a secure communication network and issues notices, like alerts about wanted persons, to assist in law enforcement efforts worldwide. With 195 member countries, Interpol plays a crucial role in enhancing global security and justice.