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Ben and Rhys are delighted to announce the publication of their first book, Interpol: Law and Practice.
The book comes at an inflection point in Interpol’s history. Strongman politics, which many thought buried with the twentieth century, has resurfaced, while technological advances and economic nationalism challenge established international frameworks. Nations increasingly use international organisations as instruments for their own ends – some legitimate, others problematic. Against this backdrop, there has been a marked increase in the issuance and deployment of Interpol Red Notices.
As Red Notices proliferate, more people need to understand a system few grasp. The mechanics of how a notice is issued and how to challenge one, remain opaque to most who face them. This is the gap that Interpol: Law and Practice seeks to fill.
The book offers guidance rooted in extensive direct experience rather than purely theoretical analysis. It successfully demystifies this complex system and provides effective strategies for understanding and challenging Red Notices.
Interpol: Law and Practice is essential reading for legal practitioners, non-governmental organisations, affected individuals, and other interested parties, looking for a comprehensive guide for navigating the Interpol system.