Country Profiles: Interpol Abuse, Arrests and Extradition

Italian police have dramatically circled wanted persons at restaurants & other public places, detained and forced them to undergo lengthy extradition proceedings that were all doomed to fail. Will they learn?

Iran's oppressive regime has the ability to list political opponents on Interpol with the click of a button. They even suggested listing Trump on the database.

As a leading authority specializing in Interpol abuse and human rights violations, our institution maintains a vigilant watch over the unfolding developments in Kazakhstan, specifically focusing on the alarming misuse of Interpol's mechanisms. Kazakhstan's actions have raised serious concerns, primarily stemming from the perceived potential for politically motivated targeting and the violation of human rights associated with the improper utilization of Interpol's tools.

Turkey has turned a blind eye to Interpol Red Notices for a number of years, but things have changed.

The Czech Republic has been slow to process wanted persons

New Zealand has been cooperative with its allies, even where the extradition requests have been unfair.

The US and Canada will generally err on the side of deportation where a Red Notice is active and it will be the job of the immigration attorney to persuade them otherwise.

A number of Greek holidays have turned to nightmares, with lengthy imprisonment without bail pending extradition hearings.