Interpol

Back to Basics Part 1: What is Interpol?

Red Notice Monitor launches Back to Basics series to ensure our readers understand the essential elements of Interpol and Red Notices before dealing with the complexities.

Argentina’s Falklands Red Notice Requests and INTERPOL’s Article 3 Test

Back to Basics Part 2: What is a Red Notice?

Continuing our Back to Basics series, we turn to perhaps the most frequently misunderstood element of international policing: the Red Notice itself.

Back to Basics Part 4: Interpol Notices and the Louvre Heist

In this 4th part of the Red Notice Monitor’s Back to Basics series, we examine how Interpol’s notice system can be deployed when criminals and stolen goods cross borders, using the Louvre heist as our case study.

Back to Basics Part 3: How to Challenge and Remove a Red Notice

This blog addresses how to delete a Red Notice: process and challenges.

Acquitted but Still on a Notice or Diffusion? Rhys Davies and Ben Keith on How to Remove Them

INTERPOL Red Notice Removal: Ben Keith and Rhys Davies on the Arguments That Win at the CCF

Red Notice Monitor Editor Ben Keith writes for The Times | Russia is still abusing Interpol, and the West is letting it

INTERPOL Law and Practice Launched at the Inner Temple

When Is a Case Political? Ben Keith and Rhys Davies on INTERPOL’s Predominance Test

Do I have a Red Notice? Five Questions Clients Ask

Easy to Issue, Hard to Remove: Some of the Numbers Behind the Red Notice System

INTERPOL Law and Practice: A New Book from the Editors of Red Notice Monitor

Pre-emptive Requests to INTERPOL: Getting Ahead of a Red Notice Before It Lands

Silver Notices One Year On: INTERPOL’s Asset-Tracing Tool

Interpol Silver Notices one year on.

Red Notices, Hong Kong, and the Fox in the Henhouse | Ben Keith writes for The Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong Foundation

On 23 April 2026 Ben Keith writes for The Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong Foundation.