Examples of using Extradition in English and their translations into Thai
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Show countries with a tropical climate and no extradition laws. Stop.
Pablo had knocked off half the Colombian Supreme Court to fight extradition.
Colombia agreed to the one thing narcos feared most: extradition.
You think extradition's a victory.
We have a common goal, and that is to get rid of extradition.
It's called extradition.
Some countries don't have extradition treaties with Japan.
Hey, Lisbon, does Croatia have an extradition treaty with the U.S.?
I will go start your extradition paperwork.
No extradition.
Federal structures are also now engaged in: labor relations, regulation of the banking sector, delineation of territorial waters, extradition of criminals.
Extradition worked. Carlos wlll die in an American jail, And no one savored thls victory more than the Colomblans.
Or the Americans will use their power to restore extradition and send me to the US.
And in Hong Kong, the power of protest forced the government to withdraw the Extradition Bill.
China and India, Asia's two largest powers, set the tone for repression across the region with their overt rejection of human rights. Beijing's backing of an Extradition Bill for Hong Kong, giving the local government the power to extradite suspects to the mainland, ignited mass protests in the territory on an unprecedented scale.
This case has made global headlines and shocked the world. As they previously did for Saudi refugee Rahaf Mohammed, the Thai authorities now have a chance to show their commitment to protecting refugees by releasing Hakeem and tossing out Bahrain's extradition request. To honour the request would blatantly violate international law.”.
The Thai authorities should stop all proceedings relating to this absurd, cruel and cynical extradition request. It is well known that Hakeem survived torture in Bahrain and that his relatives continue to face persecution there. Hakeem and his wife have found sanctuary in Australia; he should not spend another day in detention and should be allowed home, to Melbourne, immediately.
No? No extradition.
They're requesting extradition.
The problem is extradition.