CLEAN : Greek court begins extradition ruling after failed Turkey coup

The transcript discusses Turkey's extradition request for eight Turkish officers, highlighting legal issues such as the lack of double jeopardy and the risk of torture and human rights violations in Turkey. It emphasizes the ethical stance that democracies should not extradite individuals to states where torture is prevalent and fair trials are not guaranteed. The Greek justice system is urged to reject the extradition request, considering the potential reintroduction of the death penalty in Turkey.

Why are three of the four charges in Turkey's extradition request considered not legally grounded?

• Due to a lack of jurisdiction.

• Because the accused have diplomatic immunity.

• Due to the absence of double jeopardy.

• Because there is no evidence against the accused.

What is a major concern regarding the treatment of individuals if extradited to Turkey?

• They could be denied medical care.

• They might face language barriers.

• They might be subjected to torture and bad treatment.

• They could lose their citizenship.

According to the European Court of Human Rights, why is extradition to Turkey opposed?

• Turkey has a different legal system.

• Turkey is a member of the European Union.

• There is a risk of unfair trials and torture.

• Turkey has a strong economy.

What is the Greek justice system urged to do regarding the Turkish officers?

• Grant them citizenship.

• Extradite them immediately.

• Provide them with legal aid.

• Not extradite them due to potential human rights violations.

What potential legal change in Turkey raises concerns about extradition?

• Introduction of new tax laws.

• Reintroduction of the death penalty.

• Changes in immigration policy.

• Amendments to property laws.