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I live in a country which doesn't extradite its own citizens and the concept of my own country extraditing me to another one seems very strange and ungrounding.
by gabriel34 10y ago
I live in a country which doesn't extradite its own citizens and the concept of my own country extraditing me to another one seems very strange and ungrounding.
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- kintamanimatt 10y agoWhich country is that?
- gabriel34 10y agoA few countries have such laws. Wikipedia has a (seemingly complete) list: Austria, Brazil,the Czech Republic,France, Germany, Japan, the People's Republic of China, the Republic of China (Taiwan), Russia and Switzerland [1] 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extradition#Bars_to_extradition https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extradition#Bars_to_extraditio...
- Lio 10y agoNot trying to shout "think of the children" but for the sake of discussion would it still seem strange if the crime was hypothetically murder? To me it seems clearer cut in a case which is more obviously criminal. Now unbalanced extradition, which is the case for us in UK with regard to the US, seems odder to me. Our politicians should sort that out.