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ARTICLE · 27 AUGUST 2024

What Is An INTERPOL Green Notice And Can It Be Challenged?

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INTERPOL's Green Notice warns law enforcement of individuals likely to re-offend in other countries. While not an arrest warrant, it can impact travel, reputation, and career opportunities. Legal challenges are possible but require expert advice for appropriate action.

United KingdomCriminal Law
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The INTERPOL Red Notice receives a lot of publicity, both good and bad. However, this is not the only notice that INTERPOL can issue.

We've addressed the INTERPOL Red Notice in a previous article, however the Green Notice is used to warn and share information about people who have committed crimes and are likely to commit them again in other countries. This article provides further detail on the nature and features of a Green Notice and whether it can be challenged.

What is the purpose of a Green Notice?

The INTERPOL Green Notice is used to warn and share information about people who have committed crimes and are likely to commit them again in other countries.

The aim of INTEROL's Green Notices is to alert member countries about potential threats, prevent and suppress criminal activities and promote international cooperation.

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