Presentations and Publications

Presentations and Publications

GYH is an authority on legal matters surrounding Interpol abuse and defense against illegitimate red notices, diffusions, and other Interpol publications.

• What the U.S. Can Do To Address Transnational Repression Within Its Borders, New Lines Institute, July 1, 2025 (by Ted R. Bromund, Sandra Grossman, and Bradley Jardine).
• The 2024 INTERPOL Repository of Practice: the unresolved tension between facilitating police cooperation and upholding human rights, International Bar Association (IBA), March 2025 (with Charlie Magri).
• INTERPOL Blue Notices as a Tool for Locating and Notifying Individuals: New CCF Decision Upholds Blue Notice in Case Involving Claim of Mistaken Identity, March 3, 2025 (By Charlie Magri and Gianna Borroto).
• INTERPOL Green Notices and the Challenge of Proportionality: The CCF Reaffirms Its Jurisprudence and its Deference to the Goal of Police Cooperation, February 19, 2025 (By Charlie Magri and Sandra Grossman).
• INTERPOL Red Notices and Administrative Offenses: The CCF’s Strict Application of the 2022 List of Prohibited Offenses, February 11, 2025 (By Charlie Magri and Ariel Rawls).
• New CCF Decision on the Limit and Function of INTERPOL Notices in Parental Child Abduction Cases, February 3, 2025 (By Charlie Magri and Ariel Rawls).
• Briefing: Countering Authoritarian Abuse of INTERPOL, The Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (U.S. Helsinki Commission), October 29, 2024 (panelist).
• How to Challenge an INTERPOL Red Notice, Five Years Later: What Immigration Attorneys Need to Know About INTERPOL, AILA Law Journal, Volume 6, Number 2, October 2024.
• Dirty Work (podcast), Episode Four: One of the Worst, Sky News, February 2024 (Sandra quoted).
• A mother got ensnared by an Interpol list. She ended up in immigration detention., NBC News, February 22, 2024 (Sandra quoted).
• Interpol’s New Leadership Demonstrates Lack of Will for Reform, The National Interest, December 17, 2021 (by Sandra Grossman and Ted Bromund).
• Interpol General Assembly Inches Forward on Transparency, Still Needs Reform Strategy, Just Security, December 9, 2024 (By Sandra Grossman and Ted Bromund).
• Who is Ahmed Naser al-Raisi, the new Interpol chief accused of torture?, Middle East Eye, November 24, 2021 (Sandra Grossman quoted).
• Barahona v. Wilkinson, Practice Pointer – Red Notices and the Application of the Serious Non-Political Crime Bar, AILA Practice Pointer, June 2021.
• “A guide to understanding and challenging persecutory Interpol Red Notices in immigration court and before Interpol,” International Bar Association, October 1, 2020 (by Sandra Grossman).
• “He fought corruption in Russia. ICE wants to deport him.” POLITICO, September 3, 2020 (Sandra Grossman quoted).
• “Current Developments in INTERPOL Red Notice Abuse,” American Bar Association, July 10, 2020 (Presentation by Sandra Grossman).
• “INTERPOL, Red Notices, and the Immigrant: Opportunities for Creative Legal Advocacy,” in cooperation with Clark Hill, July, 1 2020 (Presented by Sandra Grossman and Thomas Ragland).
• “Matter of W-E-R-B and the Reliability of Red Notices – Benders Immigration Bulletin ,” Bender’s Immigration Bulletin, June 15, 2020 (by Sandra Grossman).
• “Governments Are Using Interpol to Pressure Political Enemies,” Voice of America News, October 29, 2019 (Sandra Grossman quoted).
• “Challenging a Red Notice,” AILA Law Journal, April 2019 (by Sandra Grossman and Ted Bromund).
• “Tools of Transnational Repression,” Testimony before the Helsinki Commission – a bipartisan congressional committee – regarding the TRAP Act, September 12, 2019 (Sandra Grossman testifies).

• “The TRAP Act’s Contribution to Preventing Transnational Repression Through Interpol,” Federalist Society Review, 2020 (by Sandra Grossman and Ted Bromund).
• “Why Immigration Lawyers Should Care About The Trap Act – It Will Address Interpol Abuse,” Think Immigration Blog (AILA), November 26, 2019 (by Sandra Grossman).
• “Could proposed U.S. law end abuse of Interpol red notices?” Ahval, September 9, 2019 (Sandra Grossman quoted).