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Today, 4th November 2024, Interpol's 92nd General Assembly kicks off in Glasgow.
Interpol's 92nd General Assembly in Glasgow: A crucial moment for reform, addressing Red Notice system challenges and global policing issues
Interpol Yellow Notices: Global alerts for missing persons. Vital tool, but faces privacy concerns and potential misuse.
Urquiza's election as Interpol chief: opportunities for reform. Challenges: enhancing transparency, human rights safeguards, and neutrality.
Photo: @INTERPOL_HQ via X Interpol's Executive Committee is to propose Valdecy Urquiza of Brazil as the new Secretary General The...
Interpol Red Notice lawyer Rhys Davies featured in City AM, providing expert commentary on Alibaba’s recent donation to Interpol.
Final candidates for the election of Interpol's next Secretary General have been announced.
Stock admits flaws in Interpol's system. CBS pushes him to name abusers. Critics argue for reform due to human toll of wrongful accusations.
Luke De Pulford & Bill Browder face politically motivated accusations in Jimmy Lai's trial. Lawyers have filed with Interpol.
Russia's potential exit from Interpol addresses some issues, but reform is essential for transparency & preventing misuse.
Despite efforts by Interpol, manipulation of the Red Notice system remains a convenient way for China to extend its influence.
Interpol SG Stock's rare admission of Red Notice flaws highlights systemic challenges. Urgent reform vital to safeguard justice & fairness.
UK Government Issues Statement in Support of Interpol General Secretary Candidate Stephen Kavanagh
INTERPOL's integrity and trustworthiness hinges on its ability to remain impartial and uninfluenced.
Taking up Interpol's offer of direct communication on the issues raised by the open letter Ben Keith sent this reply to Jurgen Stock.
Interpol lawyer, Roger Sahota, explains how Wanted Person Diffusions are not vetted leaving the system open to abuse by rogue states.
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