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required it to refuse extradition or to seek the assurances it was entitled to seek under the extradition treaty,
Constitutional Development has a discretion in terms of section 11 of the Extradition Act to refuse extradition where it is not required in good faith
the Permanent Representative declares that the Republic of Cyprus makes the following Reservation in accordance with Article 13.1 of this Convention:"The Government of the Republic of Cyprus reserves the right to refuse extradition in respect of any offence mentioned in Article 1 which it considers to be a political offence.
certain military offences required its authorities to request assurances from the United States to the effect that the death penalty would not be imposed on Mr. Keith Cox and to refuse extradition unless clear assurances to this effect are given,
The Republic of Estonia, in accordance with Article 13, paragraph 1 of the European Convention on Suppression of Terrorism, and subject to the conditions thereof, reserves the right to refuse extradition in respect of any offence mentioned in Article 1 of the Convention which it considers to be a political offence
The Committee is concerned that under the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act it is not mandatory(representing only discretionary power) to refuse extradition when there are substantial grounds to believe that this extradition may be in breach of the persons' rights under the Convention.
In addition, the Committee is concerned that the State party has not been respecting the principle of non-refoulement as it has sometimes refused to recognize a foreigner's refugee status as the sole reason to refuse extradition to a country where his or her life or personal integrity would be threatened arts. 3 and 16.
required it to refuse extradition or to seek the assurances it was entitled to seek under the Extradition Treaty,
the Commission on Human Rights in resolution 2000/65 also adopted a similar stance by requesting States that had received a request for extradition on a capital charge to reserve explicitly the right to refuse extradition in the absence of effective assurances from relevant authorities of the requesting State that capital punishment would not be carried out.
by means of a reservation, to refuse extradition for an offence it considers to be a political offence.
the Russian Federation entered a reservation to the effect that it reserved its right to refuse extradition"if there are serious grounds to believe that the person whose extradition is requested was or will be subjected in the requesting State to tortureExtradition, Additional Protocol and Second Additional Protocol Thereto(Ratification) Act, art. 1, para.(b) 2.">
Some States have also reserved their right to refuse extradition of persons to whom they have granted political asylum.
a Contracting Party shall have the right to refuse extradition of its nationals.
This implies that the requested State has the right to refuse extradition of an individual on the basis of the provisions of its domestic legislation.
Finally, the asylum request made by the suspect could not become a ground to refuse extradition in the view of the gravity of the alleged offence.
should allow for the possibility for the requested State to refuse extradition based on its national law.
The Act gave the Minister of Justice the power to refuse extradition to any country if the offender is liable to face the death penalty in the country to which he
Under its article 3(f) it is a mandatory ground to refuse extradition"[i]f the person whose extradition is requested… would not receive the minimum guarantees in criminal proceedings, as contained in the International Covenant on Civil
the requested State party to refuse extradition.
Requests States that have received a request for extradition on a capital charge to reserve explicitly the right to refuse extradition in the absence of effective assurances from relevant authorities of the requesting State that the death penalty will not be carried out,