Extraditions in a sentence

Erdogan may back away from his insistence on Swedish extraditions simply because these press conferences give him the appearance of importance.

The law would prevent state courts or officials from complying with extraditions, arrests, or subpoenas from other states over abortions provided within Minnesota.

Bishkek has requested extraditions multiple times, always rebuffed by Minsk.

But opponents object because the bill would also allow for extraditions to mainland China, where protections for defendants are weak and the party routinely prosecutes dissidents and others for political reasons.

For China’s government, Hong Kong’s street protests against a bill allowing extraditions to mainland China couldn’t have come at a worse time, when it is already facing off against the US in an unrelenting trade war.

Hong Kong witnessed its largest street protest in at least 15 years on Sunday as crowds massed against plans to allow extraditions to China, a proposal that has sparked a major backlash against the city’s pro-Beijing leadership.

Many fear that the bill would erode the city’s judicial independence, since it would allow extraditions of anyone passing through Hong Kong by the Chinese Communist regime, which oversees an opaque judicial system in mainland China.

The protests, as originally started in June, were against a law that would have allowed criminal extraditions to Taiwan, Macao and mainland China.

The protests were originally sparked by a now-suspended extradition bill that would have allowed extraditions to China.

The scrapping of the bill, which would have allowed extraditions to mainland China, was one of the main demands of the pro-democracy movement in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory.

Three such extraditions to the United States have taken place, the most recent in August 2000, with cases against others pending in Colombian courts.