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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.
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.
Singapore is central to Interpol’s work in Asia, hosting the IGCI and actively using Red Notices. Interpol Red Notice lawyers explain what this means for individuals facing alerts.
Interpol lawyers Ben Keith and Rhys Davies spoke in Buenos Aires on transnational organised crime, Interpol Red Notices, and international criminal law in South America.
This is the final guest blog of Ted R. Bromund in our series on the 2025 Interpol General Assembly in Morocco.
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 2025 Interpol General Assembly in Marrakech concluded with pivotal leadership changes and the adoption of 14 resolutions shaping the organisation’s future. Guest Blog by Ted R. Bromund.
On 26 November 2025, Newsweek has published an op-ed by International Human Rights Advisors founders, Rhys Davies and Ben Keith, on the serious risks surrounding Türkiye’s Mustafa Serkan Sabanca.
Interpol’s focus on South America has never been stronger. Over the past year, the region has seen a dramatic increase in international law enforcement cooperation – reflected in major meetings, new task forces, and a surge in Notices.
Interpol has released the first four resolutions approved at the 2025 General Assembly in Marrakech, Morrocco. Guest blog by Ted R. Bromund.
The upcoming Transnational Organized Crime and International Criminal Law Seminar in Buenos Aires (1–3 December 2025) will address the rising misuse of Interpol Red Notices across Central and South America.
The 93rd Interpol General Assembly takes place in Marrakech from 24-27 November, bringing together police leaders from nearly 200 countries.
This is a guest blog written by Dr. Ted R. Bromund
UN experts warn of political misuse of Interpol Red Notices issued against Salvadoran human rights defenders seeking asylum in Spain. The case raises concerns about transnational repression and the growing need for safeguards in international law enforcement.
Interpol Lawyers Ben Keith and Rhys Davies write for The Africa Report on 7 November 2025.
Operation Catalyst shows Interpol’s effective work combating terrorism financing in Africa, but Red Notices remain vulnerable to misuse. Expert Interpol Red Notice lawyers explain.
Join us online for a discussion on 17 November 2025 at 17:00 GMT ahead of major elections at Interpol during this year’s General Assembly. The event will be live streamed via Red Notice Monitor’s LinkedIn page.
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