INTERPOL: heightened supervision and monitoring measures in relation to Russia have been implemented 

On 10 March, a Statement from Interpol said that to prevent any potential misuse of INTERPOL’s channels in relation to the targeting of individuals within or beyond the conflict in Ukraine, heightened supervision and monitoring measures in relation to Russia have now been implemented.  Moscow must now send all diffusions to the General Secretariat to be checked for compliance with INTERPOL’s Rules, and only if a diffusion is found compliant will the General Secretariat then disseminate it to member countries. 

https://www.interpol.int/News-and-Events/News/2022/Ukraine-INTERPOL-General-Secretariat-statement

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