Interpol launches appeal to catch people smugglers


  • World
  • Thursday, 23 Jun 2016

PARIS (Reuters) - Interpol launched a public appeal on Thursday for help catching people smugglers who make billions of dollars' profit from the flow of migrants to peaceful and prosperous countries from poor and strife-torn homelands.

The France-based international police organisation published on its web site photos of 11 people it was targeting in connection with an operation focused on 180 fugitives sought in 31 countries.

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