Extradition is a legal process through which one country
surrenders an individual to another country for prosecution or
punishment for crimes committed in the requesting country.
The Agreement on Extradition between the UAE and the Kingdom of
Denmark, signed on the 17th of March, 2022, establishes the
framework for extradition between these two nations. This agreement
outlines the procedures and conditions under which individuals can
be extradited between the UAE and Denmark.
This article aims to provide an in-depth overview of the
extradition process outlined in the agreement.
- Request for Extradition:
When one country seeks the extradition of an individual from
another country, the request may be made in writing through
diplomatic channels as outlined under Article 7. The request may
include detailed information such as the name and nationality of
the individual, a description of the offence, supporting legal
documents, and any relevant evidence.