And today in our journal * Benny Wenda's removal of Interpol's Red Notice list. * A failed arrest of Victor yeimo, by the Indonesian Police and Intelligence Service. * And solidarity demonstrations in Great Britain and the Netherlands by Free West Papua Campaign. for the ongoing injustice against the Papuans. Yesterday it was announced that Benny Wenda is removed from the infamous Red Notice list of Interpol. Due to the hard work and dedication of Fair Trials International, Benny Wenda is rightly removed from the Red Notice list. On their website the following was written: Benny Wenda, a refugee from Indonesia now living in Oxford with his family, has been subject to an Interpol 'red notice' placing him at risk of extradition back to Indonesia. Responding to a challenge by Fair Trials International, Interpol admitted that the case against Benny was 'predominantly political in nature' and an abuse of the red notice system. The red notice against Benny has finally been deleted. Jago Russell, Chief Executive of Fair Trials International, said: "Interpol should be used to fight serious crime but Indonesia has been misusing it to threaten a peaceful political activist. We are delighted that Interpol has now woken up to this abuse but Benny's case is not unique and safeguards are needed to stop other countries misusing Interpol and destroying lives and reputations in the process." Since mid-2011, Benny Wenda has had to cope with the serious impact of the red notice, which was ...