Syrian "Antifa" Accused of Violence Demanded From France by Hungary, Decision Expected on 25 November
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On Wednesday, the Paris prosecutor's office proposed the extradition of a Syrian anti-fascist to Hungary.
According to the prosecutor, the independence of the Hungarian judiciary has been strengthened since the change of government, but according to Zaid Altayeb's lawyer, the risk of unfair proceedings still exists.
Syrian "antifa" accused of violence demanded from France by Hungary, decision expected on 25 November Source link:
The Paris Court of Appeal will decide on November 25 whether the young activist, prosecuted for participating in protests against a neo-Nazi rally in Budapest in 2023, can be extradited to Hungary. His lawyers argue that France should not comply with the request of a country that still considers antifascists to be "terrorists" and where Zaid A. faces 24 years in prison.
According to the Paris prosecutor's office, the Hungarian judiciary has been strengthened, the Syrian suspect in the antifa case may be extradited - The court will decide on November 25.
The prosecution says there are sufficient guarantees that Zaid Altayeb will receive a fair trial. The man's lawyer disputes this.
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