Updated on
Sep, 13 2024
Dmytro Konovalenko
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Defending the Rights of Refugees Against Persecution

The Facts

Our client, a refugee, was facing persecution through INTERPOL channels.

Defence Against Persecution

What Interpol Lawyers did

Our team of INTERPOL lawyers argued that the data retention concerning our client no longer complied with INTERPOL’s rules, specifically Articles 10(1) and 12(1) of the RPD, which pertain to the relevance and necessity of data processing. We presented a strong case that maintaining the INTERPOL Red Notice was unjustified and violated our client’s rights as a refugee.


The Results

The Commission for the Control of INTERPOL’s Files has decided to delete data concerning our client from the INTERPOL system, marking a crucial step in upholding legal standards and individual rights in particular as a refugee status. This outcome underscores the importance of adherence to legal frameworks and the protection of personal data within international law enforcement 

What is particularly interesting in this case is that the Commission’s decision was made outside of the regular session, which emphasizes the special paid to the protection of refugees’ rights.

Dmytro Konovalenko
Dmytro Konovalenko
Lawyer, an expert in extradition and Interpol. He is a member of the International Bar Association. For more than 5 years he has been defending clients against international wanted notices from the USA, Russia, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, and other countries. Dmytro has had a positive experience in taking preventive measures to block the search at the initial stages. Dmytro specializes in the defense of economic, political, and war crimes
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