BREAKING NEWS የስዊዘርላድ መንግስት ኮ ፓይለት ሃይለምድህን አበራን ለ ወያኔ አሳልፌ አልሰጥ አለች Aircraft hijackers remains in Switzerland The Ethiopians, who had hijacked a plane in February, will not be extradited to his home country. He will probably remain as a refugee in Switzerland. To apply for asylum in Switzerland, the 31-year-old Ethiopian Hailemedhin Aberra Tegegnim attacked in February to an unusual method: The co-pilot of an Ethiopian Airline hijacked a plane. In Geneva, he was arrested finally. An opportunity to seek asylum in this country he is unlikely to have. Nevertheless, he is here to stay: Ethiopian media report that Switzerland has rejected a request for extradition. Folco Galli by the Federal Office of Justice (FOJ) confirms the message against Le Matin: We have informed the Ethiopian authorities that against the co-pilot of the Ethiopian airline a criminal case has been opened. Therefore, the EJPD has refused the request. Law prohibits deportation A judgment has therefore to be expected in Switzerland, the 31-year-old. It could face 20 years in prison. This punishment he will also have to serve this country. What happens next depends on the situation. On asylum, however Tegegnim has little chance. The Swiss asylum law states that the application of a person shall not be granted if it for an offense which is unworthy. Nevertheless: According to the European Human Rights Law must, Switzerland Men do not return when he is threatened with torture in his home country. And it is currently assumed, such as Le Matin writes. He is true in Ethiopia as a traitor and will dragged despite his absence in court. He was recently accused of hijacking during the flight and threat of an aircraft during flight and has therefore to expect a jail sentence that will last several decades. Switzerland will not extradite Tegegnim therefore, so far does not change the situation. Instead, he will receive a temporary residence permit and apply for refugee status. (Vro)
Posted on: Fri, 09 May 2014 17:07:54 +0000
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