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I'm Sahar Zand, the host of Dirty Work, a podcast series for Sky News about the world's largest police organization, Interpol.

Interpol's red notices are essentially a digital wanted person poster,

meant to help the police forces around the world to catch some of the world's most dangerous

fugitive criminals.

But our investigation has revealed how red notices are also vulnerable to abuse by those in power, like authoritarian regimes,

to make life hell for the people they don't like. In our second episode, I take you to Interpol's

headquarters in Leon to meet the man in charge, the general secretary of Interpol Juergenstuck.

He's adamant that Interpol is working as it should and that he has fixed the

problems. But I encourage you to hear the stories of the people we've spoken to who found themselves

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