Noun:

बाह्य: शरणागती,

extradition's Usage Examples:

As Eurojust is tasked with facilitating the execution of letters rogatory and extradition requests, it also may act on European Arrest Warrants (EAW).

In March 2021, he remained imprisoned in Brazil awaiting extradition.

In November 2008, the rock group Marillion announced that it was ready to participate in a benefit concert in support of McKinnon's struggle to avoid extradition to United States.

McKinnon's barrister said that the Law Lords could deny extradition if there was an abuse of process: If the United States wish to use the processes of English courts to secure the extradition of an alleged offender, then they must play by our rules.

On 16 October 2012, after a series of legal proceedings in Britain, Home Secretary Theresa May blocked extradition to the United States.

To avoid extradition from Mexico, Halperin to the Soviet Union, where he studied and taught.

The Zlatovskis remained in Paris, France, where the laws did not allow their extradition to the United States for espionage.

The British government demanded his extradition from America, but without success.

The kidnapping and subsequent trials and extraditions drew national attention and received broad media coverage.

The doctors told Strachwitz that the French government had requested his extradition back to France once he had fully recovered, to serve his full term of five years of forced labour.

Just hours after the ruling, German police released terrorism suspect Mamoun Darkazanli, who had been held awaiting extradition to Spain where he is believed to have been linked to al-Qaida activities.

Oberhauser was sentenced to life imprisonment in absentia for his crimes committed in Italy, but the Italian extradition request failed.

Synonyms:

surrender,

Antonyms:

hope, resist,