Sentence examples for That extradites from inspiring English sources

"Now, the president of Russia has previously said on camera that the people of Russia consider me a human rights defender and regardless of the position we have on Russian politics, which obviously have a lot of problems, they said Russia is not a country that extradites human rights defenders.

But the President of Russia has said on camera that the people of Russia consider me a human rights defender, and regardless of the position that we have on Russian politics — which obviously have a lot of problems — they said that Russia is not a country that extradites human rights defenders".

Before the High Court yesterday, Edward Fitzgerald QC argued that extraditing Mr McKinnon would be "unnecessary, avoidable and disproportionate" and suggested that his client should be tried in the UK instead.

American officials said they had made it clear to Mexico, repeatedly, that extraditing Mr. Guzmán was a priority, though they did not expect immediate compliance; it took nine years to extradite Alberto Benjamin arellano-Félix, a suspected cartel leader, after his arrest in 2002.

The defence document, posted on the Finers Stephens Innocent website at the request of Mr Assange, suggested that extraditing him to Sweden could breach Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), which bans torture.

Or to a government that extradited a political dissident to Saudi on the same day as it was attacked as being pro-Iranian.

Many believe that once extradited to Sweden, Assange will then be extradited to America where he is faced with allegations of espionage, a charge that could end in the death penalty.

And still others have simply stayed away from countries that might extradite them to Italy.

He skipped the World Cup this year, reportedly wary of travelling to a country that might extradite him, if demanded, to the United States.

Two, it is said, are not even practising Muslims.The Yemeni government has now demanded that Britain extradite Mr Hamza, and has accused Britain of harbouring international terrorists.

Turkey's demand that Greece extradite eight military officers who fled after the attempted coup in July has put the two countries at odds again.