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Article for Verfassungsblog on 9 January 2026. Cross-border policing at a constitutional crossroads: weaponised notices, systemic vulnerabilities, and urgent reform needs.
China has become one of the most sophisticated users of the Interpol Red Notice system – and one of the most problematic. What distinguishes Chinese cases from those of other abusive states is the breadth of the campaign.
China is increasingly exploiting Interpol Red Notices as part of a sophisticated campaign of transnational repression, posing a serious risk to individuals and international law enforcement alike. Red Notices are used to locate targets and then apply pressure through threats to family members, asset freezes, surveillance, and coercive “persuasion to return” tactics.
Ben Keith and Rhys Davies addressed the Bar Association of Buenos Aires on Interpol operations, Red Notices, and transnational repression during the seminar Transnational Organised Crime: Challenges and Answers from International Criminal Law on 2 December 2025.
The study, published in June 2025, makes clear that transnational repression represents a direct assault on fundamental rights occurring on European soil.
This blog addresses how authoritarian regimes are systematically targeting journalists and human rights defenders in the UK through legal harassment, physical threats, and coordinated repression.
The UK is systematically failing to respond to state-sponsored harassment and intimidation against those within its borders, effectively allowing authoritarian states to operate with impunity on British soil.
Authoritarian regimes abuse Interpol Red Notices to target political opponents – The UK’s immigration system mistakenly treats these notices as evidence of criminality, leading to wrongful visa refusals and asylum denials for those fleeing persecution.
La Comisión Mixta de Derechos Humanos del Parlamento británico publica un informe sobre la represión transnacional el 30 de julio de 2025.
Según su Ministro de Justicia, Turquía presentó 3.579 solicitudes de difusión roja a Interpol contra presuntos miembros del Movimiento Gülen.
Otro momento controvertido de la policía internacional
Seminario y recepción: 10 de julio de 2025
La declaración del G7 de junio de 2025 condena la represión transnacional contra los disidentes en el extranjero.
Ben Keith y Rhys Davies, destacados abogados de Interpol, se dirigen al Parlamento para denunciar los abusos de Interpol e instar a un mayor liderazgo del Reino Unido
El largo brazo de Pekín podría llegar hasta la justicia británica mientras el Reino Unido persigue las inversiones chinas, lo que hace saltar las alarmas sobre la complicidad en la persecución política.
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