Inforce's history lies in the collective experience and response of a group of forensic professionals and lawyers active in the investigation of crimes against humanity, war crimes and genocide since the mid 1990s.

We are committed to:

• providing an effective forensic response and expertise
• to establishing and disseminating protocols and standard operating procedures for such work
• to sharing best practice 
• to providing training for a broad range of forensic professionals.

Further afield, we aim:

• to build forensic science and crime scene management capacity in other parts of the world, where such expertise may be less well developed
• to empower others to take control of their own investigations and recovery processes

Inforce is committed to strengthening the emerging field of transitional justice, to the prevention of genocide and other atrocity crimes, and to ensuring that the victims of mass disasters are recovered and identified in a dignified, reliable and respectful manner.

We work closely with other organisations and experts around the world to achieve our aims which are fundamentally concerned with improving human rights and contributing to the prevention of future atrocity crimes.

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