A UN Special Notice is jointly issued by INTERPOL and the UN Security Council — a distinct category from INTERPOL’s own colour-coded notices.
Issued jointly by INTERPOL and the UN Security Council, distinct from INTERPOL’s own notice system.
Directly linked to an individual or entity’s status on a UN Security Council sanctions list.
Effective removal often requires addressing both the UN delisting process and any parallel INTERPOL remedy.
Can trigger asset freezes and travel bans well beyond what a standard INTERPOL notice alone would cause.
No — it is a distinct, jointly-issued notice tied specifically to a UN Security Council sanctions listing.
Typically by pursuing the UN’s own sanctions delisting process, alongside any available INTERPOL-specific remedy.
Yes — because it is tied to a UN sanctions listing, the practical consequences are often more extensive.
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