
Marc Emery Stop-Extradition Petitions tabled by MPs from three parties Members of Parliament from three parties -- Conservative, Liberal, and New Democrat -- tabled petitions with thousands of signatures seeking to stop the extradition to the US of online marijuana seed seller, Marc Emery. --- House of Commons - Monday, March 15, 2010 The three MP's who displayed personal integrity by presenting the petitions are: * Ontario Conservative MP Scott Reid of Ontario * Vancouver South Liberal MP Ujjal Dosanjh * Vancouver East NDP MP Libby Davies These MP's deserve our admiration for standing up for an issue of national sovereignty and disproportionate punishment when so many others look the other way.

'US will want Assange extradited for crimes they're inventing now' Sweden-based journalist Al Burke says that if WikiLeaks' Julian Assange is extradited to Sweden from the UK, "whatever happens as a result of the trial, the US will probably request that he be extradited for the crimes they are trying to invent now." Assange, founder of the whistleblower website WikiLeaks, is still wanted in Sweden on *** assault charges and could be extradited there from Britain. But there have been reports that the US also wants him on charges of espionage. Al Burke believes there is a strong political agenda behind Assange's case. RT on Facebook: RT on Twitter:

Inside Story - Fighting Extradition Inside Story asks if Julian Assange's case is merely a legal one or connected to WikiLeaks.

US Sentence Served, Noriega Fights Extradition More than a year ago, Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega completed his sentence for drug racketeering and money laundering and the former Panamanian leader thought he was headed home. Instead, US officials dropped a legal bomb. (Jan. 7)

Assange extradition highly political WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's extradition hearing to determine whether he will be sent to Sweden began Feb 7 in London. Assange's lawyers argued based on Sweden's past, Assange's eventual extradition to the United States would be much more likely, and thus so would the possibility of facing the death penalty. Douglas McNabb, an attorney and expert in international extraditions explained it is possible Assange could face the death penalty, but it would depend on the charges. That being said, it is unlikely Sweden or any other European country would extradite him to the US without assurances he would not receive the death penalty.

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Canadian extradition and secret trials Hassan Diab is a Canadian citizen facing extradition to France based on secret evidence. While his case comes to a close it may challenge the entire legal extradition system in Canada. ---- For more information:

'Rubber Stamp': Full Julian Assange speech after extradition ruling The founder of the whistleblowing website Wikileaks, Julian Assange, will be sent to Sweden to face *** crime charges. A London Court has just ruled that Stockholm's extradition bid has been successful. Lawyers for Assange have a week to appeal Thursday's decision. Speaking to reporters outside the court in London, Assange said he would appeal the ruling and criticised the European arrest warrant system. He described the ruling as a "rubber stamping process that comes as no surprise but is none the less wrong".

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'Hummer Rabbi' who tortured kids expelling demons extradited A self-styled rabbi has arrived in Israel after being extradited from Brazil to stand trial on grotesque child abuse charges. Elior Noam Hen was arrested in Sao Paolo over a year ago - over allegations of poisoning and mutilating children in rituals.

Ed Rosenthal on Marc Emery extradition. Kirk asks Ed about the Marc Emery extradition and gets an earful! Please be sure to call Justice Minister Rob Nicholson to demand that he refuse to surrender Marc Emery to the United States. Mention your opposition to political prosecutions and that it shocks your conscience that he would be surrendered. You might also say that if the Minister will refuse surrender of someone selling polar bear pelts to the US (as he just did) he should refuse surrender of someone selling cannabis seeds. Call Rob Nicholson 613-995-1547 and tell him to listen to Canadians, Free Marc Emery! www.noextradition.ne

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Hooked: UK court rules Assange extradition amid 'unfair trial' claims The founder of the controversial whistleblowing website Wikileaks, Julian Assange, will be sent to Sweden to face *** crime charges. A London Court has just ruled that Stockholm's extradition bid has been successful. Lawyers for Assange have a week to appeal Thursday's decision.

Somaia extradited Businessman Ketan Somaia has been ordered to report to the Hertfordshire police once a week until his case comes up for mention. Somaia was extradited to the UK last Wednesday from India and appeared before a British judge the following day. The judge granted him bail of half a million pounds with two sureties and ordered him to deposit his passport with authorities. Somaia has been charged with three cases of theft and fraud against a UK company.

Viktor Bout Extradition Hearing ZHANG: Today's top story...an extradition hearing is being held at a court in Thailand for suspected Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout. Washington wants Bout extradited to the US because he is suspected of trying to sell weapons to Colombia's FARC rebels. STORY: Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout appeared in Bangkok's Criminal Court today to face another extradition hearing. US authorities have urged Bangkok to extradite Bout to New York, where he could stand trial for conspiracy to sell millions of dollars of weapons to Colombia's FARC rebels, which the United States says could be used to kill Americans in Colombia. Bout, dubbed the "Merchant of Death" by the media, arrived in orange prison garb, with his ankles shackled. Bout said in a statement handed out by his wife, Alla Bout, that his arrest was the result of a frame-up operation by the US intelligence. He said he has never been to the US or Colombia and has never committed any crime there. He also accused Thailand of detaining him in a prison in extremely inhumane conditions. Bout was arrested in a Bangkok hotel in a Thai-American sting operation after arriving from Moscow in March last year. He has denied any wrongdoing and says he was merely a businessman involved in the aviation industry. His previous hearing in December was rescheduled to March 6 after two defense witnesses failed to turn up. Bout's lawyers argue their client was illegally detained by Thai and American officials. US prosecutors say Bout has been ...

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Thais Want Thaksin Extradited WONG: Protesters in Thailand are calling on the British government to extradite Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra so he can face corruption charges. STORY: Thousands of protesters marched to the British embassy in Bangkok today. They are calling on Britain to stop the former prime minister's request for asylum status. Thaksin and his wife, Potjaman, failed to return to Thailand last week after an overseas trip. The People's Alliance for Democracy claims that Thaksin abused his power to secure real-estate purchases for family members. But Thaksin skipped bail last August 11 and went into exile in London. [Panuwat Mungkasem, Protester]: "He still has a criminal court case in Thailand. So, he should be sent back." Thailand's State prosecutors have begun the lengthy process of trying to extradite him. [Siswan Buapiem, Protester]: "We want him to proceed with the court case according to our law. Don't let him go away." Thaksin owns UK football club Manchester City and has a property in a posh London district.

Marc Emery Battles the DEA and Extradition: 2005 News Coverage May 2010 Update: Marc Emery was extradited to the USA and is awaiting sentencing on September 10th, 2010. Please go to www.FreeMarc.ca for more information and ways to help FREE MARC EMERY! News clips from the day of the DEA raid on Marc Emery Direct Seeds (July 29th, 2005) and media from the day Marc was released from jail one week later. Great early coverage and information about the whole situation. The first clip is about an unrelated marijuana grow busted in Ontario, but moves right into the Marc Emery & DEA story. The sound and video quality improve after the first segment, so please watch the entire video! Go to to find out more information about Marc Emery, the DEA, and the extradition request. A note about Emery Seeds and the DEA There are many other seed banks in Europe and Canada that sell to the United States, and there were even 3 other seed stores on the very same block as Marc Emery Seeds. Marc was not the first or biggest bank to sell seeds to the United States by mail. The difference between those seed sellers and Marc Emery is that Marc boldly announced he was using all the seed proceeds to end the drug war by financing anti-prohibition activities. Marc Emery speaks out against the US Drug War in the media, election campaigns (he leads an official provincial political party, one that ran a full slate of candidates in 2001), and his 13-year-old magazine Cannabis Culture. He criticized the US Drug Czar John Walters to his face when ...

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Extradited: 'Merchant of Death' Viktor Bout faces life in US jail The alleged Russian arms trafficker Viktor Bout has left Thailand after being handed over to US authorities. It follows the Thai government's decision to approve his extradition. Washington accuses the businessman of a number of crimes, including trying to sell weapons to rebels in Colombia. RT on Facebook: RT on Twitter:

Glenn Greenwald Comments on Julian Assange Extradition Case, Campaign to Target WikiLeaks Supporters - A British judge ruled today that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange can be extradited to Sweden to face questioning on allegations of ***ual crimes. Assange plans to appeal within ten days. His defense team had argued against the extradition, in part, by citing the potential he could wind up being extradited to the United States and prosecuted for publishing classified government documents, a crime that could result in the death penalty. Democracy Now! interviews constitutional law attorney and legal blogger Glenn Greenwald about the Assange case; allegations of US army torture against alleged whistleblower Bradley Manning; and a recently disclosed plot by three private intelligence firms to target WikiLeaks and its supporters, including Greenwald who has publicly defended the organization. For the video/audio podcast, transcript, to sign up for the daily news digest and for all of our reporting on WikiLeaks and the case against Julian Assange, visit . FOLLOW US Facebook: Twitter: @democracynow Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit

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Bout Lost: 'Merchant of Death' faces US extradition Russia's Foreign Minister has called a Thai court's decision to extradite the suspected Russian arms baron, Viktor Bout, to the US 'political'. Sergey Lavrov also said the ruling was made under pressure from, in his words, ''the outside". He added Moscow would seek to bring Bout back to Russia.

Karadzic extradited to The Hague The former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic has arrived at the international criminal court detention centre in The Hague. He is expected to appear before a judge on Thursday. Karadzic, who was captured in Belgrade on July 21 after 13 years on the run, faces eleven charges, including genocide and crimes against humanity.

Thailand to extradite 'arms smuggler' An appeal court in Thailand has ruled to extradite Viktor Bout, a suspected Russian arms smuggler, to the US, effectively ending a more than decade-long chase for the man dubbed "the merchant of death". The decision overturns a lower court's rejection of the US extradition request. The court said Bout must be extradited within three months or would be free to return to Russia. Bout, a 43-year-old former Soviet air force officer, is reputed to be one of the world's most prolific arms dealers. He has allegedly supplied weapons that fuelled civil wars in South America, the Middle East and Africa. The US has been lobbying intensely for Bout to be kept in custody - leading to accusations of political interference. Al Jazeera's Wayne Hay reports from Bangkok. [August, 20, 2010]

Julian Assange back in court battling extradition The WikiLeaks founder has briefly appeared in a London court, as he continues his battle against extradition. Julian Assange is wanted in Sweden to face *** crime allegations - which he claims have been fabricated in order to eventually prosecute him on espionage charges in the US RT's Laura Emmett is keeping a close eye on developments. RT on Facebook: RT on Twitter:

Julian Assange to be extradited A British judge ruled today that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange can be extradited to Sweden to face questioning on allegations of ***ual crimes; Assange plans to appeal within 10 days. International Extraditions Lawyer Douglas McNabb says Sweden went to Interpol to get the equivalent of an arrest warrant and he is being arrested because of a legal loophole.

Noriega appeals extradition - 09 Sept 07 Former Panama President Manuel Noriega faces extradition to France after a seven*** year prison term in the US for drug offenses. Noriega wants the US to return him to his homeland. But as Lucia Newman reports from Panama, some people don't want him back.

Alex Stone Blind Man Extradition Strory. Alex Stone is a blind computer science graduate from south London who had worked for a bank for ten years. In May 2003 he joined an email list for blind people, and started chatting to a woman called Alma from Kansas City. They started talking regularly on the phone as well as emailing each other. After a few months they decided they wanted to meet, so Alex made plans to fly out to Kansas City and spend a holiday with Alma that August. In 2003, as his friendship with Alma was blossoming, Alex Stone was still blissfully unaware of the world of political treaties. Alex and Alma spent a wonderful fortnight together, and Alex met Alma's son, one-year-old Zachary. In the light of his new relationship, he decided to take the redundancy offer he'd been made, and to move out to the US to be with Alma: 'It was exactly what I wanted to do; I wanted to go and live out there and be with her'. Alex sorted out his life in the UK and flew back to Kansas City in November 2003. He hadn't been there long when the trouble began. Zachary developed a cold that wouldn't get better. He was clearly unwell, so Alma's mother took him to hospital to be looked at. While he was there, the doctors decided to X-ray him, and discovered that both of his arms and both of his legs were broken. Alma rushed to hospital to be with Zachary, and Alex stayed at home in her apartment. But over the next four or five days, Alex began to feel uncomfortable, and gradually realised that suspicion ...

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UFO hacker faces extradition to US A demonstration against the extradition of a British computer hacker to the US has been held outside the American Embassy in London. Garry McKinnon is accused of hacking into US military computers in 2001 and 2002. The protesters demand McKinnon, who was diagnosed with a neurological disorder, be tried in the UK, and his family have written a letter to Prime Minister Gordon Brown insisting the governments intervention on the issue.

Manuel Noriega: Wrongfully extradited? Sometimes history has a way of following the way it was written, especially in the case of Manuel Noriega. Manuel Noriega has been extradited to France to stand trial for his crimes but he was on the CIA payroll for years and he graduated from a school in Fort Benning, GA. Hendrick Voss says Noriegas case is a text book United States pawn policy towards Latin America.

Assange's Extradition It's the first day of two for Wikileaks founder Julian Assange's extradition hearing. RT's Laura Emmett has the latest from London

Former dictator Manuel Noriega extradited from US to France The US has extradited Panama's former dictator, Manuel Noriega, to France where he faces money laundering charges. He's already spent two decades behind bars in Miami for drug trafficking. French authorities claim The 76-year-old Noriega laundered around 3 million dollars in drug money by purchasing luxury apartments in Paris. He faces up to 10 years in French prison if convicted.

Karlheinz Schreiber fights extradition The businessman who triggered a public inquiry into corruption allegations against Brian Mulroney has an extradition hearing Thursday, the latest in his complex eight-year battle to stay in Canada. Karlheinz Schreiber, 73, is wanted in Germany on charges of tax evasion, bribery and fraud. He will remain in a Toronto jail while his lawyers argue before the Ontario Court of Appeal Thursday morning that Schreiber wouldn't get a fair trial in Germany and would die behind bars. During a telephone interview with CBC News from the Toronto West Detention Centre, Schreiber explained why he thinks the federal justice minister should use his power to step in.

'Assange extradition ruling a blatant piece of victimization' The founder of the controversial whistleblowing website Wikileaks, Julian Assange, will be sent to Sweden to face *** crime charges. A London Court has just ruled that Stockholm's extradition bid has been successful. Lawyers for Assange have a week to appeal Thursday's decision. For more on the Assange we talk to investigative journalist Tony Gosling.

Thai court paves way for Bout's extradition A Thai court has dismissed money-laundering and fraud charges against Viktor Bout, the alleged Russian arms smuggler, removing the last legal obstacle for his extradition to the US where he is wanted on "terrorism" charges. The former Soviet air force officer could soon be sent to the US, where he is accused of trafficking weapons to dictators and conflict zones across the world since the 1990s. It is now up to Thailand's government to decide whether the man nicknamed "The Merchant of Death" will be extradited to the country, which has been seeking his extradition for more than two years and where he may face life in prison if convicted. Aela Callan reports from Bangkok, Thailand's capital. [October 5, 2010]

Assange Extradition Reveals Total Hypocrisy & Political Bias Of British Justice On June 28, 1971, Daniel Ellsberg was arrested for his role in stealing the Pentagon Papers, a collection of classified documents that revealed the US government had been systematically lying to the American people about the Vietnam War. As for why The New York Times had a right to publish the Pentagon Papers, Justice Hugo Black composed one of the most famous paragraphs in Supreme Court case history: "Only a free and unrestrained press can effectively expose deception in government. And paramount among the responsibilities of a free press is the duty to prevent any part of the government from deceiving the people and sending them off to distant lands to die of foreign fevers and foreign shot and shell." /// The WikiLeaks founder says the charges are baseless and if extradited, he believes he will not face a fair trial. Assange posed some interesting questions: "Why is it that I am subject, a non-profit free-speech activist, to a US$360000 bail? Why is it that I am kept under electronic house arrest when I have not even been charged in any country?" And he is not the only one asking those questions, particularly as the British government has a history of granting asylum to some fairly controversial characters, including Russian business tycoon Boris Berezovsky who has blood of many on his hands. Berezovsky later said he had been trying to overthrow the Russian government, using the UK as his base. "It shows here the hypocrisy of the British court. Berezovsky has quite ...

Marc Emery Taken into Custody for Extradition, September 28th 2009 FREE MARC EMERY! On Monday, September 28th 2009, Marc Emery surrendered into custody to await extradition to the USA for selling cannabis seeds. He has made a plea deal for a 5-year sentence in the USA, but will try to get a transfer to Canadian prison once he begins his term there; he would be released much sooner in Canada than the USA. It will take up to 2 months for Canada's Justice Minister to sign off on Marc Emery's extradition order, so please contact the Justice Minister and tell him to refuse extradition -- the contact information, and more ways that you can help, can be found at (click the FREE MARC banner). http http www.Pot-

Gary McKinnon ruling: 'UK Extradition laws are a disgrace' Shami Chakrabarti hopes a plea from Gary McKinnon's mother to Barack Obama is successful, but says UK extradition laws must be changed.. Follow us on twitter at

Call to extradite ex-Bosnia leader The family of Ejup Ganic, the former Bosnian vice-president, have flown to London after he was arrested in the British capital at the request of Serbian authorities. Ganic is wanted in Serbia for alleged war crimes during the Balkans conflict in the 1990s. Emina Ganic, Ganic's daughter, spoke to Al Jazeera about Belgrade's request for him to be extradited to Serbia. (March 2, 2010)

Court OKs UFO hackers extradition A British hacker has lost a court appeal to avoid extradition to the USA. Gary McKinnon is accused of hacking the Pentagon and NASA systems in 2001 and 2002, claiming he was looking for evidence of extraterrestrial life.