The International Criminal Police Organization, also known as Interpol, is a vital information-sharing network that helps national police forces combat transnational crimes. However, concerns have been raised about the misuse of Interpol’s notice system, particularly the issuance of blue corner notices. Unlike red corner notices, blue corner notices are less scrutinized and often exploited to target political refugees and dissidents. Interpol has made efforts to address this issue, but questions remain about striking a balance between facilitating police cooperation and preventing misuse of this powerful tool. This article delves into the details of blue corner notices, the differences with red corner notices, and the potential for political exploitation. It also highlights the need for continued vigilance in ensuring the fair and responsible use of Interpol’s notice system.