They should have an extradition treaty and ask you to be extradited so you are tried (see the Roman Polanski case). Also bribery is not rape or murder. To you

They should have an extradition treaty and ask you to be extradited so you are tried (see the Roman Polanski case). Also bribery is not rape or murder. To your later point, we do this all the time. We apply labor laws within US jurisdiction but we do not care if people/companies/governments in India or China use child labor in the manufacture of goods and services --with rare exceptions. I would be totally for enforcing this prohibition on imported goods and services. At the same time we have no right to tell India and China what they should allow and not allow there within their borders. I think we should be cognizant that the concept of child labor is a modern western concept --it's something those countries will discover on their own in due time. Enforcing our morals has the potential of making the lives of locals _worse_: their mother, father, siblings may starve because of lack of social services and incapacity of parents/siblings.