Updated on
Jan, 11 2025
Dmytro Konovalenko
Written by
Anatoliy Yarovyi
Researched by

Red Notice Deletion at the request of the country source of data

The Facts

On 2021, while crossing the German-Danish border, Client was stopped by Danish border police and, after checking his documents, detained, saying that he was wanted by Interpol (a request from the Republic of Turkey) based on convicted 6 years for robbery.

The applicant’s arguments

Applicant was arguing about violation of Art.2 of INTERPOL’s Constitution / Articles 3 and 6 of the ECHR / Articles 5 and 10 of the UDHR in his case.

Removing red notice

Extradition refus

On 2021, the Danish Prosecutor General made a recommendation not to extradite Client to the Turkish authoritie, since it cannot be ruled out with reasonable certainty that Client, if extradited to the Turkish authoritie, risks being subjected to torture or other inhuman or other inhuman or cruel treatment, degrading treatment in violation of Article 3 of the ECHR, see section 6 (1) of the Extradition Act 2.

Based on the recommendations of the Attorney General, on April 8, 2021, Nicobing court decided to refuse to extradite Ruslan Lebid at the request of the Turkish side.


The Results

After submitting a complaint to the Commission, the country of source of the data independently deleted the data on the client.

Anatoly Yarovyi
Anatoly Yarovyi
Anatoly Yarovyi is a seasoned and accomplished lawyer with 20 years of professional experience. He now specializes in Interpol and extradition cases, as well as consulting high-profile individuals on matters related to personal and business security, data protection, and freedom of movement.
He has a strong academic background, including a Master of Law from Lviv University (2004) and an LLM from Stanford University (2013).
He successfully represents clients in the European Court of Human Rights and was one of 15 candidates for the position of Judge at the ECHR in 2021.
Interpollawfirm
whatsup Viber Telegram E-mail
Book a call
Your message is send!