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McKinnon, who suffers from Asperger's syndrome, had been sought for extradition by the United States because he repeatedly hacked into government computer systems.

Mr. Rayo Montaño was among the top 42 drug traffickers sought for extradition by authorities in the United States, said Gen. Jorge Alirio Barón, the antinarcotics director for the Colombian National Police.

Where's the surprise in this?" Slater alleges that the hack of his computer was orchestrated by Kim Dotcom, the New Zealand-based internet entrepreneur who is being sought for extradition by the US to face copyright and money laundering charges.

Better to be in a prison in one's own country than in Belmarsh, says a London-based jihadi, wanted for extradition by a North African government.The Home Office says that its laws target no more than a couple of dozen suspects.

Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev, 51, who was sought for extradition by Moscow for funding and organising terrorism against Russian civilians, was killed when a blast destroyed the vehicle in which he, two bodyguards and his 13-year-old son were travelling home after Friday prayers at a mosque.

The first New-Zealand-specific documents from the Snowden files were revealed by Greenwald in September 2014, when the journalist visited New Zealand at the invitation of Kim Dotcom, the internet tycoon sought for extradition by the US over alleged copyright-related offences.

Their warning raised fears of a return to civil war in Sri Lanka.Kazakhstan turned over an Uzbek human-rights activist to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, defying demands for his extradition by Uzbekistan's authorities.Kirgizstan's acting president, Kurmanbek Bakiev, won 89% of the vote in a presidential election.

Dotcom, currently being sought for extradition from New Zealand by the US, brokered the strategic alliance of the Internet Party with leftwing Maori-focused Mana party with the express purpose of removing John Key's government.

Dotcom, who is sought for extradition from New Zealand by the US on copyright charges relating to his now defunct Megaupload file-storage site, is hosting an event in Auckland on Monday called The Moment of Truth, which doubles as a rally for the Dotcom-founded Internet party.

Dotcom, currently being sought for extradition from New Zealand by the US to face copyright and money laundering charges, brokered and bankrolled to the tune of an estimated NZ $4 million the strategic alliance of the Internet Party with leftwing Maori-focused Mana party with the express purpose of removing John Key's government.

The Metropolitan police said an application for extradition would be made by officers and partner agencies but a spokesman would not give a timeline "due to ongoing legal proceedings in both Ghana and the UK".