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Pakistan-UK agreement for Ishaq Dar’s extradition promises “fair trial”

  • Under UK laws, Dar can claim asylum citing Pakistan’s human rights’ record and history of political victimization
  • Pakistan says it will amend its laws to revoke capital punishment for extradited Pakistanis, a major demand of the UK
By Aamir Saeed ·

Pakistan and United Kingdom sign first-ever MoU for extradition

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