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This is the final guest blog of Ted R. Bromund in our series on the 2025 Interpol General Assembly in Morocco.
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
Despite a larger budget and new digital tools, systemic bottlenecks – particularly within the Interpol Secretariat – continue to undermine oversight and threaten individual rights.
As Red Notices hit a record high in 2024, a surge in rejections and post-publication removals reveals deepening concerns over political misuse and systemic flaws within Interpol’s compliance mechanisms.
Ben Keith’s and Rhys Davies’ latest piece in The Economist on how to address systemic abuse by authoritarian states
Red Notice Monitor submitted proposals in response to Interpol’s call for contributions regarding reforms to the Commission for the Control of Interpol’s Files
As Interpol’s notices become a growing tool of international enforcement, alarming data reveals just how vulnerable the system is to misuse.
Leading Interpol lawyers Ben Keith and Rhys Davies address Parliament, exposing Interpol abuse and urging stronger UK leadership
Ben Keith comments on a scandal at the heart of Interpol involving a former senior Interpol official
Red Notice Monitor, in collaboration with China Watch, Hong Kong Watch and the Chinese Democratic Party, hosted a critical side event discussing Interpol’s future, examining the abuse of its Red Notice system, and transnational repression tactics
Rhys Davies writes for The Times on 7 November 2024.
We, the undersigned, are concerned about Turkey’s misuse of INTERPOL’s Stolen and Lost Travel Document (SLTD) system.