Interpol refuses to name and shame countries that have repeatedly violated its rules and abused its notices – in some cases, landing innocent people in prison – so it can continue to collect important information from those countries. https://cbsn.ws/3ueErnx | 60 Minutes

VIDEO: At #INTERPOL, we are working to identify, disrupt and dismantle transnational organized networks behind the trafficking in illicit goods. Trafficking in illicit goods, is a generic term used by INTERPOL to describe all types of #illicittrade. It includes such practices as #counterfeiting (trademark infringements), #piracy (copyright infringements), smuggling of legitimate products and tax evasion. Selling fake or counterfeit products as the real thing is one aspect of this crime; so is se

“Interpol's information is leading to arrests of high-level criminals: murderers, drug traffickers, those who are abusing children all around the world. Every single day, that happens," says Interpol Secretary General Jürgen Stock. https://cbsn.ws/4bn7zbU | 60 Minutes

Interpol All The Rage Back Home. Over the years, the dark sound of indie rock, the heir of the English post punk, has been gaining its own character and showing more variants and new perspectives. From those first days of the band, when they kicked out at the university of New York from the hand of guitar Daniel Kessler, he has evolved to reach his current state of maturity, which allows him to deliver records and songs of a great level. But then it has arrived this "all the rage back home", whi