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Slovenian police participate in extensive international operation Custos Viridis against organised environmental crime
As part of a two-year criminal investigation, millions of pieces of medicine containing illegal drugs were seized, among other things
This year's Creaction results in 16 unique projects bursting with fresh ideas and purposeful messages
Police identify 1,300 offences during week-long campaign to improve driver focus
Police showcase the dynamic nature of policing at two major career fairs
Pupils on Skis programme officially launched in snowy Planica
National EMPACT contact point
Enforcement of the rights of the individual with regard to data in the Schengen Information System
In accordance with the fundamental principles of personal data protection, citizens of the Schengen Member States as well as citizens of other countries have the right to information about their personal data in the Schengen Information System (SIS), the right to request the rectification of inaccurate personal data stored in the SIS and the right to request the erasure of personal data stored unlawfully in the SIS.
Sirene National Bureau
Tasks and competences of Sirene
Each Contracting Party must designate a central authority as a single point of contact for the exchange of additional information related to data in the SIS. This contact point, called the SIRENE Bureau, must operate continuously 24/7. Each Contracting Party issues its alerts only via this authority.
Schengen Information System – SIS
The Schengen Information System (SIS) is an electronic database of alerts on persons and objects.
Sirene - History
On 14 June 1985, the governments of Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg signed an agreement in Schengen (a city in Luxembourg) called the Schengen Agreement, aimed at gradual lifting of border controls along their common border.
National Bureau of Investigation
The National Bureau of Investigation is a specialised criminal investigation unit at the national level for the detection and investigation of serious criminal offences, especially economic and financial crime and corruption and in certain cases organised crime, cybercrime and more difficult forms of conventional crime.
Criminal Police Directorate
National Central Bureau of Interpol Ljubljana
Slovenia became a full member of Interpol at the plenary session of the General Assembly of INTERPOL in Dakar, Senegal, on 04.11.1992.
Europol National Unit
The Europol National Unit (International Operations Section), which is an integral part of the International Police Cooperation Division in the Criminal Police Directorate, is the national liaison point between Europol and the competent state authorities in Slovenia: internal police organizational units, the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia and the Office for Money Laundering Prevention