Introduced in the original film and manga, Section 6 is a foreign-affairs intelligence unit whose largely un-cyberized agents guarded the Project 2501 secret and became notorious for gunning down a fellow public security operative.
Debuting in the first Ghost in the Shell film and the manga, this branch specializes in intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance. It falls under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, operating through the body called the Treaty Council. Because of maintenance costs and political sensitivities, its people generally forgo the cyberbrain augmentation and full prosthetics that are common across Section 9.
The section's mandate is to collect intelligence on crime and terrorism reaching across borders. It also drew a dark distinction, becoming the first public security unit to successfully carry out the killing of another member of public security, a moment that closed the original film. Alongside that, it was charged with protecting everything connected to Project 2501.

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Public Security Section 6 is a foreign-affairs intelligence unit in Ghost in the Shell that specializes in intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance.
Section 6 falls under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, operating through the body called the Treaty Council.
Because of maintenance costs and political sensitivities, Section 6's personnel generally forgo the cyberbrain augmentation and full prosthetics that are common across Section 9.
Section 6 became the first public security unit to successfully carry out the killing of another member of public security, a moment that closed the original 1995 film.
Section 6 was charged with protecting everything connected to Project 2501, alongside its mandate to collect intelligence on crime and terrorism reaching across borders.
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