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ARTICLE · 05 SEPTEMBER 2024

Am I On INTERPOL?

INTERPOL Red Notices can be public or private. To challenge a Red Notice, individuals can argue it doesn't meet legal thresholds, lacks sufficient detail, violates human rights, or involves political or civil disputes. Expert legal advice is recommended.

United KingdomCriminal Law

When a member state requests INTERPOL to publish data on a suspect or convicted person, INTERPOL sends this data internally to every member state's database. There is a publically available list. However, sometimes the requesting member state expressly requests that the suspect or convicted person's data are omitted from the publicly available list, found here.

How do I know if I am subject to a RED NOTICE?

The first step is to check the public list. In addition, enquiries can be made to INTERPOL to establish whether your name is on the private list; though expert advice should be sought before doing so as this poses a risk of disclosing your location to the requesting member state.

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