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UK Government Issues Statement in Support of Interpol General Secretary Candidate Stephen Kavanagh
A recent report by Human Rights Watch reveals new evidence of Rwanda abusing Interpol to persecute political critics abroad.
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?
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 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.
Interpol's Secretary General Jurgen Stock responds to open letter urging him to take action against Turkey abusing Interpol's SLTD database.
Hong Kong's arrest warrants against eight pro-democracy activists prompts Interpol to clarify whether Red Notices have been requested.
Rhys Davies and Ben Keith write for EuroNews on the abuse of Interpol Red Notices as a tool of transnational repression.
Interpol lawyers, Rhys Davies and Ben Keith, write about how the system for removing politically motivated Interpol red notices should work.
Bill Browder discusses his personal and terrifying experience of Interpol Red Notice abuse
The publication of CCF’s decision in Prigozhin's case is not only intriguing in such a high-profile case but also provides useful insights.
Since he was elected, the serious allegations against Al Raisi have not gone away and questions remain about Interpol’s direction of travel.