Welcome to the Interpol forensic page. This page gives you access to the following identification sites DNA, FINGERPRINTS, DISASTER VICTIM IDENTIFICATION and INTERNATIONAL FORENSIC SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM.

The FINGERPRINT site contains information on Interpol working groups, conferences organised by Interpol, a test site for the electronic transmission of fingerprint images and a contact address if you require specific information. The pages are updated regularly as the work of the various groups develops. If you have suggestions or information, links or items that would be of use internationally on this site please address your comments to the contact address (Send an e-mail).

The DNA site contains information on the Expert Monitoring Group, presentations made at Interpol conferences and frequently asked questions. The pages are updated regularly as the work of the Expert group develops.

The DISASTER VICTIM IDENTIFICATION site contains information and details on Interpol's DVI Guide (general remarks, disaster handling procedures, identification, victim identification, elimination tables, international co-operation, appendices, and forms, bibliography) and DVI Forms (victim identification report and certificate of identification, post-mortem and ante-mortem forms, silhouette sketch and comparison report). If you have suggestions or information, links or items that would be of use internationally, please address your comments to the contact address (Send an e-mail).

The INTERNATIONAL FORENSIC SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM site contains information and details on the Symposium which is held every three years at Interpol General Secretariat, Lyon, France. The site includes the program and proceedings, reviews and abstracts covering the last three years, different evidence types, lists of coordinating laboratories including persons in charge and their contact details, summary of the organizing committee meeting and announcements concerning the Symposium. The pages are updated regularly as the work of the Organizing Committee develops. If you have suggestion or information, links or items that would be of use internationally, please address your comments to the contact address (Send an e-mail).