Specialist legal representation in INTERPOL Red Notice, Diffusion, Access, Deletion and Preventive Request matters worldwide.
Konstantina Zivla is an International Criminal Lawyer specialising in INTERPOL Red Notices, CCF proceedings, INTERPOL legal representation and cross-border criminal defence. She advises and represents clients internationally in complex matters involving Red Notices, Blue Notices, Green Notices, Yellow Notices.
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Who is Konstantina Zivla?
Konstantina Zivla is a Cyprus-qualified International Criminal Lawyer providing specialist representation in INTERPOL cases before the Commission for the Control of INTERPOL’s Files (CCF) matters.
Her work extends across the full spectrum of INTERPOL colour-coded Notices, including Red, Green, Blue and Yellow Notices.
With an international perspective and a strong focus on individual rights, her approach combines detailed legal analysis, strategic planning and careful attention to the consequences of each case.
INTERPOL operates across borders. So do the matters we handle!
From discreet monitoring to formal challenges before the Commission for the Control of INTERPOL’s files, every matter is approached with precision, discretion and a strategy tailored to its legal and factual circumstances!
Yes. A Red Notice may be challenged where it does not comply with INTERPOL’s Constitution, Rules on the Processing of Data or applicable human-rights standards. Deletion requests are considered by INTERPOL’s Commission for the Control of Files
A lawyer may prepare a structured submission to the CCF identifying the legal and factual grounds for deletion. These may include political motivation, human-rights concerns, inaccurate or outdated information, disproportionality, lack of due process or other breaches of INTERPOL’s rules.
When an individual becomes the subject of an INTERPOL Red Notice or faces extradition exposure, the consequences are rarely confined to a legal file. The outcome may affect where they can travel, where they can live, their professional opportunities, their financial affairs, and their family's future.
Konstantina Zivla understands that these cases are not simply about legal procedures; they are about people whose lives may be significantly affected by decisions taken by international authorities. For that reason, she combines rigorous legal analysis with a client-focused approach that prioritises communication, strategic planning, and careful attention to each client's unique circumstances. She does not use a one-size-fits-all approach!
Yes. Konstantina Zivla represents and advises clients internationally, including individuals and organisations based in the United States, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Australia and other jurisdictions. INTERPOL matters are inherently cross-border, and her practice is structured to provide direct, confidential and continuous legal support across jurisdictions, including in matters involving Red Notices and Applications before the CCF.
1st Myth: Extradition is automatic This is the most dangerous and most common misunderstanding. Extradition is not a favour between states. It is not a request that compels surrender, but only invites scrutiny. Extradition is a structured legal procedure governed by Bilateral/Multi-National Treaties [if any], domestic legislation, and constitutional principles. There is always a legality …
a) What actually is an Extradition? Extradition is a structured legal process through which one State surrenders a person to another for prosecution or to serve a sentence. In practice, if someone is wanted for a crime in Country X but is found in Country Y, Country Y can arrest them and, if the legal …
