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And rightly (although sadly) so. Consider the reverse: A Canadian citizen takes up residence in a third-world country, where he has sex with minors. He returns
by raganwald 15y ago
And rightly (although sadly) so. Consider the reverse: A Canadian citizen takes up residence in a third-world country, where he has sex with minors. He returns to Canada, where he is arrested under Canadian law for engaging in sex tourism.
The other country may want to prosecute him, they may not, they may want to protest, they may not. But the Canadian government is not bound by any treaty or agreement to send him back to the other country.
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- powertower 15y agoI'm not sure why you're equating that with the "crime" that this person is accused of... Create some general upload program that was used without his knowledge by possibly a porn site operator. If you want to use an analogy, use one that has an equal weight on both sides.