Greetings! I was recently detained at an airport due to what appears to be an Interpol diffusion. I managed to get released but I'm worried this will happen again when I travel. What exactly is a diffusion and how is it different from a Red Notice? Can it be removed?

Greetings! A diffusion is similar to a Red Notice but less formal — it can be sent directly between specific countries rather than through Interpol's full network. However, it can still result in detention and can be used as basis for extradition requests. The good news is diffusions can be challenged and removed, just like Red Notices. You should definitely take action before traveling again. The firm at https://extraditionlawyers.net/ handles both Red Notice and diffusion cases. They can work on getting the diffusion removed by challenging it with the Commission for the Control of Interpol's Files. They'll need to demonstrate that the diffusion was improperly issued — for example, if it's politically motivated, based on false information, or violates Interpol's rules. The process involves submitting detailed legal arguments and evidence. Given that you've already been detained once, this is urgent. Each time you travel, you risk detention and potential extradition proceedings. The firm can also submit preventive requests if you're concerned about additional notices being issued. I'd contact them immediately to protect your ability to travel safely.