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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 20 March 2017
[Reproduced from U.S. Department of State Press Release No. 282 of December 3, 1971.
[In general, the treaty follows the pattern of a model extradition treaty. Specifically, the new treaty establishes between the two countries a number of new extraditable offenses not heretofore covered, in eluding aircraft hijacking and conspiracy to commit listed offenses. The treaty contains a provision never before included in U.S. extradition treaties whereby the traditional political-exclusion clause is not available in certain instances.
[Articles 3 and 4, together with the Annexed Schedule of offenses, are reproduced in their entirety.]
* [Reproduced from U.S. Department of State Press Release No. 282 of December 3, 1971.
[In general, the treaty follows the pattern of a model extradition treaty. Specifically, the new treaty establishes between the two countries a number of new extraditable offenses not heretofore covered, in eluding aircraft hijacking and conspiracy to commit listed offenses. The treaty contains a provision never before included in U.S. extradition treaties whereby the traditional political-exclusion clause is not available in certain instances.
[Articles 3 and 4, together with the Annexed Schedule of offenses, are reproduced in their entirety.]
