Examples of using Extraditing in English and their translations into Arabic
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The fundamental common feature of the above-mentioned clauses resides in the fact that they impose upon States an obligation to ensure the prosecution of the offender either by extraditing the individual to a State that will exercise criminal jurisdiction or by enabling their own judicial authorities to prosecute.
As has been stated above in paragraphs 33 to 37 above, the Extradition Act CAP 189 is the Act which empowers Barbados to play its part in extraditing offenders to overseas countries and obtaining the extradition of offenders from overseas countries to Barbados;
impartial review of decisions on expulsion, return or extradition; and to refrain from expelling, returning or extraditing any person to a State where there are substantial grounds for believing that the person would risk being subjected to torture.
who support such acts are brought to justice either by submitting the case without undue delay to their respective competent authorities for the purpose of prosecution or by extraditing these persons.
All States should honour their obligations under international law and international humanitarian law to combat terrorism by prosecuting or extraditing the perpetrators and by preventing them from organizing, instigating or financing terrorist acts against other States from within or outside their territory.
In accordance with article 534 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, and upon receipt of the relevant official request from the competent institution of the foreign State, providing that there are legal grounds for extraditing the person, he may be detained, and suppressive measures adopted
Legal Relations in Civil, Family and Criminal Matters does not prevent the State party from extraditing the author to his country of origin
Effective implementation of subparagraph 2(e) of the resolution requires that States ensure that persons who participate in the financing, planning, preparation or perpetration of terrorist acts or support such acts are brought to justice, either by submitting the case without undue delay to their respective competent authorities for the purpose of prosecution or by extraditing these persons.
In fact, I completely disagree with the conclusion that Canada which- as the Committee ' s majority argue in paragraph 16.4 of the views-" could reasonably foresee that Mr. Ng, if sentenced to death, would be executed in a way that amounts to a violation of article 7", has thus" failed to comply with its obligations under the Covenant by extraditing Mr. Ng without having sought and received guarantees that he would not be executed".
Already in Soering v. the United Kingdom(application No. 14038/88, judgement of 7 July 1989), the Court applied the principle of extraterritoriality to article 3 of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment(Convention against Torture), which expressly prohibits States from expelling, returning or extraditing a person to another State where there are substantial grounds for believing that he/she would be in danger of being subjected to torture.
Colombian authorities were extraditing him this morning.
States shall cooperate in extraditing such persons.".
Canadian experience in extraditing terrorists to foreign jurisdictions.
The prohibition of extraditing political asylumseekers(art. 46); and.
In that connection, States shall cooperate on questions of extraditing such persons.
Hungary is not precluded from extraditing a person for offences involving fiscal matters.
In one case, the prohibition against extraditing nationals related only to military offences.
(b) failing that, by extraditing Hissène Habré to Belgium without further ado.".
Such prosecutions would be dependent on the home State extraditing the suspects to Mauritius.
The Sudan cannot be held responsible for extraditing persons not within its territorial jurisdiction.