What are preventative detention orders?
Discover how preventative detention orders provide a mechanism under Australian criminal law to address terrorism concerns.
DetailsDennis Miralis is a leading Australian defence lawyer with over 20 years of experience. Dennis is the Principal of Nyman Gibson Miralis and specialises in international criminal law.
How are national security laws monitored in Australia?
Discover how Australia’s National Security is monitored, and how this may affect a person’s civil rights such as the right to privacy and freedom of speech.
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What international laws impact Australia’s national security laws?
Explore Australia’s obligations to adopt global conventions, protocols and amendments into domestic law, in the interest of international security.
DetailsHow does INTERPOL deal with requests to delete Red Notices?
Explore two recent cases in which the Commission for the Control of Interpol’s files (CCF) reviewed requests to delete an Interpol Red Notice.
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What are the main national security laws in Australia?
Explore the main national security laws in Australia, the key considerations and implications these laws have.
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International espionage & foreign interference
Discover why Espionage and foreign interference are currently a major focus of national security law in Australia.
DetailsWhat is considered when requesting deletion of an INTERPOL Red Notice?
Explore some of the key factors considered by the Commission for the Control of Interpol’s files (CCF) when being asked to delete a Red Notice.
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Will you be arrested in Australia because of an INTERPOL Red Notice?
Discover whether you will you be arrested in Australia because of an INTERPOL Red Notice and explore the link with provisional arrest requests and extradition.
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What is INTERPOL?
Discover more about the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL), including its capabilities and the types of notices it issues.
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What rules apply to the processing of data by INTERPOL?
As an International Police Organisation, INTERPOL processes vast amounts of highly sensitive data on a daily basis. It is important for INTERPOL’s 195 member countries to have confidence and trust in exchanging data through INTERPOL’s systems, and therefore data protection principles such as transparency, accountability and data quality are of primary importance. Notable reforms to…
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