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Normally a country can reject a diplomat's entry into the country. Which makes sense, given the extent of diplomatic immunity. Therefore it does make sense that
by anarazel 9y ago
Normally a country can reject a diplomat's entry into the country. Which makes sense, given the extent of diplomatic immunity. Therefore it does make sense that one cannot willy nilly change a person's diplomatic status while in country.
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- hndamien 9y agoTechnically he is in Ecuador.
- maniacalrobot 9y agoNot really, embassy’s are not the sovereign territory of the foreign country, the land still belongs to the host county, so officially he’s still in Britain, but is protected under the Vienna treaty
- hndamien 9y agoThis sounds like you know more about the situation than I do. I just assumed it was considered foreign territory for all intents and purposes. (Maybe due to that treaty).