18/06/2013
King Of Jordon Endorses Treaty With UK
A new treaty between the UK and Jordan, which is understood to pave the way for the extradition of Abu Qatada, has been endrosed by the King of Jordan.
Once published by the Jordinian government official gazette, the treaty will become law.
In the UK the treaty is expected to become law on Friday, once fully approved by MPs.
It is understood that Qatada has said he will not challenge the treaty if it becomes law as the document guarantees him a fair trial.
(MH/CD)
Once published by the Jordinian government official gazette, the treaty will become law.
In the UK the treaty is expected to become law on Friday, once fully approved by MPs.
It is understood that Qatada has said he will not challenge the treaty if it becomes law as the document guarantees him a fair trial.
(MH/CD)
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