The Policy Department for External Relations of the European Parliament has published its study 'Misuse of INTERPOL's Red Notices and Impact on Human Rights -- Recent Developments.' Among other scholarly publications cited in the study is Yuriy Nemets' article 'Due Process and the Presumption of Innocence in the Interpretation and Enforcement of INTERPOL's Rules.'
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