What evidence is most effective in proving a Red Notice is politically motivated?

Effective evidence includes documentation of your political activities, media coverage, or business disputes with state-connected entities in the requesting country. Expert reports on the requesting state’s judicial independence and documented patterns of INTERPOL abuse are persuasive. Country condition evidence from organisations such as the UN Human Rights Committee, Council of Europe, or credible NGOs strengthens claims. Previous CCF decisions against the same requesting state establish precedent. Witness statements, asylum interview transcripts, and correspondence showing state harassment provide direct evidence. The CCF applies a balance of probabilities standard, so cumulative evidence demonstrating a pattern is often decisive.