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The JOINT COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS, a cross party committe of MPs and Peers, have reccommended an URGENT renegotiation of the 2003 EXTRADITION TREATY, the re-introduction of Prima Face evidence and the application of proper forum.

full conclusions and reccommendations here - newspaper coverage below

Janis Sharp asked about the impact of the Joint Committee on Human Rights report by Eamonn Holmes on SKY NEWS

Calls For Overhaul Of US Extradition Treaty - SKY NEWS

MPs have called for action over the case of Gary McKinnon - BBC NEWS

Lopsided law gives foreign killers better protection than Gary McKinnon - DAILY MAIL

European law's blunt instrument - Duncan Cmpbell - The GUARDIAN

Government urged to renegotiate US/UK Extradition Treaty - The Guardian

Gary McKinnon boosted by MPs calling for tougher extradition deal with US - Daily Mirror

Foreign criminals get more human rights protection than Britons facing extradition, MPs warn - The TELEGRAPH

UK should review its extradition treaties with US & EU to better protect individuals such as Gary McKinnon - FT

'Tougher criteria needed in extradition treaty' - The SCOTSMAN

Call to amend US extradition treaty - The SUN

Gary McKinnon needs your help

Even though Gary McKinnon was discussed in the White House and in Downing Street, and even though The US President has said America will respect a UK decision, until we hear otherwise we need to show the Government and the home office the strength of feeling that Gary should be kept in the UK. Not just serve a sentence in the UK - If Gary has to face a trial it should be a UK trial under UK law where actual evidence is required. However much they like to dramatise it, what he did was to tap on a keyboard in his bedroom, in Crouch End, looking for UFOs and found a total lack of passwords or firewalls. Professor Peter Sommer a forensic computer expert says the alleged financial damage was for security/firewalls which should have been installed in the first place. It is not over and unless we show that Gary has as much support as possible politicians may well like to sweep it under the carpet.

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