CLEAN : Swedish PM refuses to deny promises of extraditions to Turkey over NATO negotiations

The video discusses Sweden's approach to negotiations and extradition, emphasizing the role of independent authorities. It addresses concerns within the Kurdish community about extradition, clarifying that Swedish citizens are not extradited. The process follows Swedish and international law, with independent authorities handling extradition requests, including those from Turkey.

What is the role of independent authorities in Sweden according to the speaker?

• They are responsible for creating laws.

• They handle extradition cases independently.

• They make decisions on behalf of the government.

• They manage international relations.

What is the speaker's position on discussing negotiations?

• They never discuss what is said in negotiation rooms.

• They openly discuss all negotiation details.

• They discuss negotiations only with the media.

• They discuss negotiations only with other ministers.

What assurance does the speaker give to Swedish citizens regarding extradition?

• They will be extradited if requested by another country.

• They will never be extradited.

• They will be extradited only if they commit a crime abroad.

• They will be extradited if they lose their citizenship.

How does Sweden handle extradition requests from other countries?

• By following only Swedish law.

• By following only international law.

• By following both Swedish and international law.

• By making decisions based on public opinion.

What is the speaker's response to potential extradition demands from Turkey?

• They will consult the Kurdish community before making a decision.

• They will expedite the demands without review.

• They will ignore the demands.

• They will process the demands according to Swedish and international law.