Could the TRAP Act prevent Interpol abuse?
November 18, 2019
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1:03:20Now PlayingCould the TRAP Act prevent Interpol abuse?
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as posted by the channelInterpol is a valuable partner in the fight against transnational crime and terrorism—but autocratic governments around the world have realized that they can manipulate Interpol’s system of alerts — especially its famous Red Notice — to harass journalists, political opponents, and businesspeople.
This is part of the wider phenomenon of transnational repression, in which the long arm of international organizations and law is perverted for repressive purposes.
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