Can French authorities share my location with the country that requested the Red Notice?

Yes. When French police encounter an individual flagged on a Red Notice, standard Interpol protocol requires them to notify the requesting country through the NCB Paris. This notification typically includes your location, detention status, and identity confirmation. However, France’s data protection laws under GDPR and the Police Directive 2016/680 impose limits on data sharing where there are serious human rights concerns. If you anticipate this risk, a CCF challenge can include a request to restrict information sharing pending the outcome of your case.