Denmark says Japan made extradition request for anti-whaling activist Watson
- Denmark's Justice Ministry has received Japan's extradition request for Paul Watson, an anti-whaling activist detained in Greenland on an international arrest warrant.
- Watson, founder of Sea Shepherd, was arrested on July 21 over a 2010 incident involving Japanese whaling ships.
- French President Emmanuel Macron's office requested Denmark not to extradite Watson, citing concerns about a fair trial in Japan.
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Japan asks Denmark to extradite detained anti-whaling activist Paul Watson
TOKYO -- Japan has asked Denmark to extradite anti-whaling activist Paul Watson, who has been in custody in Greenland since his arrest last month under a Japanese warrant, officials said Friday.
Japan je od Danske zatražio izručenje aktiviste koji se bori protiv lova na kitove Pola Votsona (Paul Watson), koji je u pritvoru na Grenlandu od prošlog meseca po japanskoj poternici, rekli su danas zvaničnici.
Japan asks Denmark to extradite activist Paul Watson, accused of obstructing a whaling research ship
Associated Press TOKYO (AP) — Japan has asked Denmark to extradite anti-whaling activist Paul Watson, who was arrested in Greenland last month. Japan’s coast guard sought his arrest over an encounter with a Japanese whaling research ship in 2010 when he was accused of ordering someone to throw explosives at the whaling ship. Environmental activists have criticized Japan’s practice of research whaling as a cover for commercial whale hunting. Japa…
Japan asks Denmark to extradite anti-whaling activist Paul Watson
Denmark announced Thursday that it has received Japan's extradition request for anti-whaling activist Paul Watson, who was arrested in Greenland last month on an international arrest warrant. Watson, the 73-year-old founder of Sea Shepherd, is facing charges related to a 2010 confrontation with Japanese whaling ships, raising concerns over his potential extradition and the motivations behind Japan's request.
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