Global police organisation Interpol has lifted a red wanted notice requesting the arrest of Paul Watson, an anti-whaling ...

Well-known anti-whaling activist Paul Watson is no longer wanted by the international police organization Interpol, after the “red notice” against him was deleted.The notice issued at Japan’s request ...

What Syria and Iran used to go after Mazrae was an Interpol “Red Notice.” This system of notices, little known outside legal circles, is being exploited for political purposes by some of the 188 ...

International police organization Interpol has removed Sea Shepherd founder and anti-whaling activist Paul Watson from its ...

Red notices can be challenged directly through the independent Commission for the Control of Interpol’s Files. But that process can take several months, and time is not on the side of immigrants ...

Interpol Red Notices issued at India's request have doubled annually since 2023, reflecting enhanced extradition efforts.

Interpol’s ‘red notices’ are being abused. One ruined my life. December 19, 2018 More than ...

Some countries accused of abusing Interpol red notice system | 60 Minutes 13:17. A multinational operation by Interpol and the FBI cracked down on attempts in Moldova to sabotage one of the ...

One of the primary purposes of a Red Notice is for INTERPOL’s member countries to assist each other in finding Red Notice subjects and extraditing them back to the countries who seek to ...

Many of INTERPOL’s member countries however, consider a Red Notice a valid request for provisional arrest, especially if they are linked to the requesting country via a bilateral extradition treaty.

One of the most frequent questions people have about INTERPOL Red Notices is how a Red Notice can be issued in a case where the prosecution was politically motivated. The question is a valid one ...

According to Interpol, there are currently about 69,270 active Red Notices, with roughly 7500 of them publicly disclosed. Interpol also has the right to reject a request for a Red Notice. 6.