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Last week, Red Notice Monitor (RNM) hosted a panel to discuss the priorities of Interpol’s annual General Assembly.
In the event an abusive Red Notice slips through Interpol’s net it is down to individual States to uphold the principle of dual-criminality.
Online discussion with Bill Browder on the priorities for INTERPOL’s General Assembly and INTERPOL's future.
UK Government Issues Statement in Support of Interpol General Secretary Candidate Stephen Kavanagh
The UK's Foreign Affairs Committee finds the election of Major General al-Raisi as Interpol President represents a failure of UK diplomacy.
INTERPOL's integrity and trustworthiness hinges on its ability to remain impartial and uninfluenced.
Will a new General Secretary be able to address some of the real issues at the heart of Interpol: funding, corruption and neutrality?
Red Notice Monitor Editor, Ben Keith, quoted by international media outlets on the 100th anniversary of Interpol.
INTERPOL’s impartiality is vital for global trust. Accepting donations from repressive regimes risks undermining INTERPOL's neutrality.
With expert analysis from Rhys Davies and Ben Keith, Sky News explore the worst case scenarios for being on the wrong end of a Red Notice.
Editors, Ben Keith and Rhys Davies, contribute to Sky News podcast series, 'Dirty Work: The Misuse of Interpol Red Notices'.
Interpol lawyers and Red Notice Monitor Editors, Ben Keith and Rhys Davies, contribute to Sky News podcast series.
Interpol lawyer and Editor of Red Notice Monitor, Ben Keith, to speak at event hosted by the American Bar Association on 25 July 2023.
Taking up Interpol's offer of direct communication on the issues raised by the open letter Ben Keith sent this reply to Jurgen Stock.
Hong Kong's arrest warrants against eight pro-democracy activists prompts Interpol to clarify whether Red Notices have been requested.
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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