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Anastasia has successfully assisted clients across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, providing tailored defence strategies in cases where reputational, financial, and personal freedom are at stake. Her ability to navigate politically motivated accusations and complex cross-border proceedings makes her a trusted advocate in the most challenging circumstances.

If you are facing a Red Notice or the threat of extradition, consulting Anastasia Goma means securing professional, reliable, and strategic defence.

Cliodhna Joyce Daly is an Irish lawyer with extensive experience in international law, covering Ireland and overseas. She holds an LLM from Dublin City University and trained with the Law Society of Ireland. She has practised in criminal, civil and immigration defence, where she is deeply committed to social justice. She has also contributed and volunteered in the fields of international criminal law and human rights.

Christina Abdel Ahad holds dual Master of Laws degrees in International Business Law (Lebanese American University) and International Human Rights Law (Indiana University), as well as a Bachelor of Laws from the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik. During her specialization in International Human Rights Law, she focused in depth on areas related to international criminal law, international crimes, and the protection of fundamental human rights. This has strengthened her expertise in addressing complex legal issues at the intersection of human rights and transnational criminal justice, including extradition proceedings, INTERPOL Red Notice deletion requests, preventive legal strategies, and the safeguarding of clients’ rights in international legal cooperation frameworks.

Christina is deeply committed to defending not only the procedural interests of her clients, but also ensuring the full respect of their human rights throughout the process. In parallel, she also brings valuable experience in corporate and commercial law, with a focus on drafting and reviewing a wide range of legal documents including share purchase agreements, statements of work, arbitration agreements, and instruments related to corporate transactions and wealth management. Her multidisciplinary expertise enables her to serve clients across both business-related and criminal justice matters with a comprehensive legal perspective. Christina’s mother tongue is Arabic; she also speaks English and French proficiently, which allows her to support clients in diverse jurisdictions and navigate multi-lingual legal environments effectively.

A lawyer specializing in international criminal law, human rights, and data governance, with particular expertise in cases related to INTERPOL and extradition.
She built a solid legal foundation by completing a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) program at Marmara University (Turkey), and then specialized in international criminal law by earning a Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree in Transnational Crime and Justice from the United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI) in Italy and the United Nations-mandated University for Peace (UPEACE) in Costa Rica.

Her experience includes an internship at the Office of the Prosecutor of the United Nations International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals (IRMCT), the successor to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) in The Hague, where she participated in war crimes investigations and litigation analysis. She further deepened her knowledge of international governance and human rights by conducting policy analysis as a research intern for the United Nations Sustainable Development Group (UNSDG), focusing on the inclusion of vulnerable groups.

Early in her career in Turkey, Melisa Kurter gained specialized experience in criminal litigation as well as maritime and environmental crimes, working at reputable law firms in Istanbul.

Anatoly Yarovyi is a seasoned and accomplished lawyer with 20 years of professional experience with profound expertise in law enforcement and intelligence activities, International Public Law and human rights, specializing now on Interpol and Extradition cases, as well as consulting high-profile individuals on any matters related to personal and business security, data protection, freedom of movement.
Anatoly possesses a rich blend of experience gained from his tenure in the Prosecutor’s Office, intelligence agencies, and various renowned multinational top 10 Law Firms. His expertise is underpinned by a strong academic background, including a Master of Law from Lviv University (2004) and LLM from Stanford University (2013).
Anatoly has defended his dissertation on the topic of Covert Investigative and Intelligence Activities and is a Doctor of Philosophy in Law.
As a dedicated human rights and Interpol Red Notice lawyer Anatoly has successfully handled many famous multi-jurisdictional cases involving politicians, businessmen and human rights activists worldwide. He also successfully represents clients in the European Court of Human Right and was one of 15 candidates for the position of the Judge of the ECHR in 2021.

Tarek Muhammad is a highly experienced and strategic legal advisor with over 15 years of professional practice in public and private law, focusing on criminal defense, international law, extradition, compliance, and sanctions regimes. His legal work is distinguished by a sharp understanding of multi-jurisdictional complexity, particularly in matters involving Ultra High-Net-Worth Individuals (UHNWI), multinational corporations, and public authorities.
Throughout his career, Tarek has successfully led complex cross-border litigation and arbitration proceedings, defended clients in extradition cases, and built effective legal strategies in cooperation with foreign counsel. He is also deeply involved in compliance design, risk mitigation, and advising clients on navigating regulatory landscapes shaped by UN, EU, and OFAC sanctions.
Educated at Damascus University (LL.B.), Tarek holds advanced certifications in International Arbitration, Regulatory Compliance, and Transnational Litigation. He provides legal counsel in Arabic, English, and French, and is a regular contributor to legal journals and international forums on sanctions law, international cooperation, and criminal enforcement mechanisms.
With a deep commitment to confidentiality, legal precision, and ethical integrity, Tarek offers tailored legal solutions for clients operating in high-risk, geopolitically sensitive contexts.

Tatiana Del Moral is a lawyer with 18 years of professional experience in International Law, migration processes, and diplomatic protocol. She currently serves as Deputy Director for Europe at the humanitarian organization Livingstones Foundation in Spain and leads her own law firm, Tatiana Del Moral Lawyers PTY, based in Panama.
With academic training in Law, Political Science, and Theology, Tatiana combines her legal expertise with a humanitarian approach. She provides comprehensive counsel on visa applications, naturalization and Panamanian citizenship processes, defense in deportation proceedings, and administrative appeals. She also represents clients in Civil and Corporate Law matters, including contracts and litigation.
Throughout her career, she has developed a strong international practice, leading projects related to civil society development, strategic planning, and cross-border cooperation. She is fluent in both Spanish and English and is recognized as a reliable and committed lawyer in multinational legal contexts.

I am an attorney with over five years of experience in defending clients against abusive INTERPOL Red Notices and extradition requests from countries including Russia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, and the United States. As a member of the International Bar Association, I utilize my expertise in INTERPOL and extradition law to safeguard clients’ rights in complex, multi-jurisdictional cases.
I have successfully annulled Red Notices in cases of economic crimes, political disputes, and war crimes – areas where extradition requests are often contentious. For instance, I achieved the removal of a Red Notice against a Ukrainian Parliament member who was wrongfully accused of bribery by Belarus. Additionally, I managed to have the case against an Austrian businessman dropped after demonstrating that Russia had misused INTERPOL to prosecute him over commercial disputes.
Furthermore, my timely submissions have consistently prevented unjust arrests. Recently, I averted the extradition of a Kenyan entrepreneur facing allegations arising from a business disagreement, rather than criminal misconduct. Due to my efforts, the Commission for the Control of INTERPOL Files removed the notice while reviewing the case.
I take pride in conducting thorough analyses of extradition cases to develop comprehensive legal arguments against unlawful extradition requests. My unique personal experience enables me to foresee the challenges faced by clients from Eastern Europe, Asia, and the Americas. I have witnessed firsthand how abusive extradition treaties and INTERPOL Diffusions can place individuals in jeopardy. It is immensely gratifying to use my expertise to defend clients against such injustices.
If you or someone you know is confronting an abusive Red Notice or extradition request, please contact me today to arrange an initial consultation. In this meeting, I will evaluate your situation, answer your questions, and begin formulating a tailored legal strategy to defend your rights. Do not delay – my prompt intervention could prevent unwarranted arrests or extradition. Call now to take the first step towards reclaiming your freedom of movement.