Preventing Wrongful Interpol Red Notices From Mortgages and Bank Debt
Instead of handling the matter as a civil financial dispute, the bank opted to escalate its approach, threatening an Interpol Red Notice

UAE Banks pose Interpol risk to struggling customers
Radha Stirling, a recognised expert in Interpol and extradition with almost two decades experience deleting Interpol Red Notices and defending clients against extradition, and the founder of Detained in Dubai and IPEX Reform, has taken decisive action to prevent the wrongful issuance of a Red Notice against a Danish national targeted by a UAE bank. This case underscores a growing concern, banks using Interpol as a tool to criminalise debt and mortgage defaults, rather than resolving financial matters through proper legal channels.
The woman moved to the UAE to build her career and took out a mortgage with Dubai Islamic Bank to finance a Nakheel off-plan property. After securing stable employment, she was confident in her financial commitments. However, a series of unexpected events changed her circumstances. She was made redundant due to internal changes at her company, denied her rightful severance pay, and even had her passport confiscated by her employer, preventing her from securing new employment.