Dernière mise à jour : 09/10/2007

 

Appel au public: Recherche pédophile par Interpol /

Wanted: search for this man photographed sexually abusing children


Interpol, l’International Criminal Police Organization, a lancé ce lundi un avis de recherche international sans précédent dans l’espoir d’identifier un pédophile qui postait des photos floutées de ses exploits pervers sur internet. Selon toute vraissemblance, l'homme abuse 12 garçons du Vietnam ou du Cambodge, en 2002-2003

 

INTERPOL is seeking the help of the public to try to identify this man, photographed sexually abusing children in a series of images posted on the Internet.

The photos shown here are from a series of around 200 pictures involving 12 different young boys, believed to have been taken in Vietnam and Cambodia in 2002 or 2003.

These pictures have been produced by specialists from Germany’s federal police force, the Bundeskriminalamt, working from originals found on the Internet, which had been digitally altered to disguise the man’s face.

Extensive police efforts worldwide to identify the man have so far failed and Interpol is now enlisting the support of the media and the public to help identify him as a priority.

Anyone with information on his identity or whereabouts should contact their local police or INTERPOL’s Trafficking in Human Beings Unit via email .

 

See also

 

INTERPOL seeks public’s help to identify man photographed sexually abusing children (Media release - 08 October 2007)Arabic   English   Español   Français  

 

INTERPOL’s work to fight crimes against children

 

Speech by INTERPOL Secretary General Ronald K. Noble to the G8 Justice and Ministers meeting, 24 May 2007