Interpol

Interpol has removed Turkey from its database after Ankara uploaded a list of 60,000 people sought over suspected links to what Turkish prosecutors call the Fethullahist Terrorist Organization (FETÖ), daily Karar has reported.

The decision to suspend Turkey’s access to the database of sought individuals came after the July 2016 coup attempt.

Interpol has removed Turkey from its database after Ankara uploaded a list of 60,000 people sought over suspected links to what Turkish prosecutors call the Fethullahist Terrorist Organization (FETÖ), daily Karar has reported.

The decision to suspend Turkey's access to the database of sought individuals came after the July 2016 coup attempt.

The International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) has denied reports that it has removed Turkey from its database after Ankara uploaded a list of 60,000 people sought over suspected links to what prosecutors call the Fethullahist Terrorist Organization (FETÖ), BBC Turkish has reported.

Interpol has removed Turkey from its database after Ankara uploaded a list of 60,000 people sought over suspected links to what Turkish prosecutors call the Fethullahist Terrorist Organization (FETÖ), daily Karar has reported.

The decision to suspend Turkey's access to the database of sought individuals came after the July 2016 coup attempt.

A man who had been issued arrest warrant for being a member of the Fethullahist Terror Organization (FETÖ) was brought to Turkey from Thailand by Interpol officials on May 26. Security officials found that the suspect identified as Muhammet Furkan Sökmen was in Myanmar and demanded his deportation to the country.

A 63-year-old English woman who was reported to have gone missing three weeks ago and is the subject of a search by Interpol has been found in a three-star hotel in the Turkish Mediterranean resort town of Marmaris, Doğan news agency reported May 26. 

The Hague Tribunal (ICTY) has announced that Interpol has issued red notices "in relation to pending arrest warrants in the Jojic et al. contempt case."

The Hague Tribunal (ICTY) has announced that Interpol has issued red notices "in relation to pending arrest warrants in the Jojic et al. contempt case."

Interpol has issued ‘red notices’ for the arrest of three members of the nationalist Serbian Radical Party who are wanted by the UN’s war crimes tribunal for contempt of court.

Turkey will submit a request for the extradition of the 8 military officers who defected to Greece after the failed coup attempt in Turkey anew, following the ruling by the Greek Supreme Court on Thursday that they would not be extradited. The 8 men were charged with with participating in a plot to overthrow the Erdogan government.