NEMETS hosts the first of the webinar series founded by the firm. Our goal is to raise awareness of INTERPOL abuse, talk about the problems that legal professionals and their clients face and, hopefully, find and suggest solutions to these problems.
Read MoreINTERPOL has finally resolved to make expulsion of member countries possible
Read MoreAs a panelist at the American Bar Association event dedicated to defending the rights of victims of INTERPOL abuse, Yuriy Nemets continued his overview of INTERPOL's "case law"
Read MoreThe task force established to preemptively fight INTERPOL abuse refuses to publish any information about its activities, procedures or the results of its work
Read MoreThe INTERPOL 89th General Assembly rewards countries-abusers, does nothing for their victims
Read MoreAfghanistan under the Taliban regime gaining access to INTERPOL’s resources would present a real danger to the regime’s opponents and lead to abuse of historic proportions
Read MoreAs a panelist at the American Bar Association event dedicated to defending the rights of victims of INTERPOL abuse, Yuriy Nemets gives his overview of INTERPOL's "case law"
Read MoreNot only do we represent individuals challenging Red Notices and other government requests before INTERPOL, but we are also prepared when such government requests become barriers to receiving asylum or other immigration relief.
Read MoreYuriy Nemets speaks at the American Bar Association event "Red Notices and the INTERPOL Wanted List: Balancing Law Enforcement with Due Process"
Read MoreThe European Parliament cites Yuriy Nemets' article in its study 'Misuse of INTERPOL's Red Notices and Impact on Human Rights -- Recent Developments'
Read MoreYuriy Nemets argues that not only does exercising the right to be forgotten may be ineffective in the context of banking and KYC laws, but it may also prove to have a negative effect on one's relationship with a bank or other financial institution.
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