Otherside has obtained Red Notice deletions, diffusion removals, and temporary blocking orders from the CCF across multiple requesting States. Categories below cover Article 2 (human rights), Article 3 (political), and procedural defects.
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Yellow Diffusions concerning two minors, deleted by the US NCB on its own initiative after submissions filed before the CCF. Cross-border parental dispute, children residing abroad under arrangements contested by the other parent.
Diffusions deletedDiffusion deleted by the US NCB on its own initiative after submissions filed before the CCF, in a parental dispute litigated concurrently across several jurisdictions with conflicting custody determinations.
Diffusion deletedChinese national residing in the United States and seeking asylum. Underlying prosecution politically motivated, targeting public criticism of local officials and anti-corruption activism.
Temporary blocking decisionChinese national residing in the US and seeking asylum. Red Notice challenged on Article 3 grounds linked to religious persecution, charges such as "fraud" used to target unregistered Christian worship.
Temporary blocking decisionMulti-client matter involving Red Notices requested by Qatar. Submissions presented strong indicators of political character engaging Article 3, against a high-profile prosecution linked to an internal purge.
Temporary blocking decisionRed Notices issued by Iran against Iranian nationals. A commercial and financial dispute was later requalified as a security-type offence, with allegations in broad terms and no clear individualised description.
Temporary blocking decisionGerman national sought by Iran. The CCF found the allegations rested on a commercial contract dispute, lacked a clear criminal basis and a sufficiently substantiated case.
Deletion decisionFinal CCF decision in the same Argentina child abduction matter. Deletion obtained after the Argentina NCB failed to cooperate and provide the information required to justify the Notice.
Deletion decisionUS citizen sought by Argentina in an international parental child abduction matter, repeatedly stopped and arrested on a Red Notice that appeared prima facie non-compliant.
Temporary blocking decisionGerman national sought by Iran under an INTERPOL Red Notice. Arrested in Europe; extradition refused on credible risks of inhumane treatment, discrimination and lack of fair-trial guarantees in Iran.
Temporary blocking decisionFor broader CCF jurisprudence beyond Otherside's own files, explore our database of publicly published CCF decision excerpts, organised by topic, notice type, and legal ground.
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