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Interpol and Europol are both referenced in international law enforcement contexts, and their names are used interchangeably often enough that the distinction between them is worth setting out precisely. They are not competing organizations, nor are they different… Read more »

This guide describes practice in the United States. An airport is among the most tightly controlled environments in which a person can place themselves. Every passenger is identified, logged, and cross-referenced against law enforcement databases before they reach a… Read more »

Facing a request rather than researching the map? Our extradition lawyers set out the grounds on which a request can be resisted and what to do in the first days. Every year, people searching for non-extradition countries make the same dangerous assumption: that… Read more »

Legal support for international businesses helps companies manage regulatory requirements, sanctions exposure, financial investigations, cross-border disputes and legal risks affecting their owners or executives. The more jurisdictions a business operates in, the more… Read more »

The protection of children’s rights is not only the responsibility of the state and parents but also a fundamental aspect of international law. The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) plays a significant role in shaping the standards that determine how the… Read more »