Protecting Against INTERPOL Abuse: New Accountability Rules
This act aims to counter the misuse of international police systems, such as INTERPOL, for political or unlawful purposes by foreign governments. It mandates US authorities to advocate for reforms within INTERPOL and prohibits extradition from the US based solely on the organization's notices. The act also requires regular reporting on countries that abuse these mechanisms.
Key points
Prohibition of extradition of any individual by US government agencies based solely on an INTERPOL Red Notice or Diffusion.
The Attorney General and Secretary of State are required to use US influence to promote reforms enhancing INTERPOL's transparency.
Requirement to submit regular reports to Congress assessing how member countries abuse INTERPOL mechanisms for political purposes.
Support for reforming the screening process for notices and diffusions to ensure compliance with INTERPOL's Constitution and human rights.
Status:
Expired
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