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Publicly shared principles for the responsible use of facial recognition technology for law enforcement investigations.
A multistakeholder community centred around the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL), the United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI) and the Netherlands Police has co-designed a set of principles for action that defines what constitutes the responsible use of facial recognition for law enforcement investigations. These are;
#1: Respect for human and fundamental rights;
#2: Necessary and proportional use;
#3: Transparency;
#4: Human oversight and accountability;
#5: System performance;
#6: Risk-mitigation strategies;
#7: Training of facial examiners;
#8: Use of probe images and reference databases;
#9: Image and metadata integrity.