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Trust in Translation: Diplomatic Assurances, the New Zealand Supreme Court, and Extradition to China

Trust in Translation: Diplomatic Assurances, the New Zealand Supreme Court, and Extradition to China

Jun 8, 2022 | China, Edition 29, Editions, Extradition, Human Rights, Perspectives, Rule of Law

In 1606 in the République, Jean Bodin argued that it was wrong to render up the guiltless to a sovereign who wished to punish them, but right to render up the guilty. Today guilt alone is insufficient for extradition. The 1989 judgment of the European Court of Human...

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