Anonymized case examples

The client learned of a Red Notice that restricted international travel and banking.

• Analysed the grounds of the notice and the underlying case file
• Identified signs of impermissible motivation under Interpol's constitution
• Prepared and filed a reasoned CCF request

A risk of surrender to a country with threats to fundamental human rights.

• Gathered evidence of the risk of rights violations
• Built a legal position on the grounds for refusal
• Coordinated the defence across several jurisdictions

A border document check revealed a diffusion the client was unaware of.

• Established the content and source of the alert
• Assessed the lawfulness of the data-processing grounds
• Filed a deletion request through the CCF

The client suspected outdated data about them existed in international systems.

• Filed a data-access request
• Confirmed the information was out of date
• Requested correction and deletion

Bank accounts were frozen because of an entry in an international database.

• Linked the freeze to the database entry
• Prepared reasoning on the unlawfulness of the processing
• Supported correspondence with oversight mechanisms

A need for safe relocation amid political persecution.

• Selected a suitable jurisdiction given the risks
• Prepared for the asylum procedure
• Provided support at every stage

A foreign evidence-gathering request affected the client's procedural rights.

• Assessed the admissibility of the request and its consequences
• Asserted procedural safeguards in the national court
• Limited the use of part of the materials

An active notice was disrupting the client's visa and business travel.

• Prepared a legal position with supporting evidence
• Filed a CCF request with detailed reasoning
• Monitored the review timeframes