Can Interpol issue a new Red Notice against me after the CCF deletes the original?

Technically, yes — but with significant constraints. If the CCF deletes a notice for substantive reasons such as political motivation, Interpol will refuse to circulate any new notice based on the same facts. The requesting country would need to demonstrate genuinely new evidence or changed circumstances. However, if deletion occurred due to procedural defects alone, the country can attempt to resubmit a corrected notice. Interpol’s General Secretariat applies heightened scrutiny to resubmissions following CCF intervention, and prior CCF findings create a persuasive record against repeated abuse.