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Extradition case hears Greek prisons 'run by prisoners'

Extradition case hears Greek prisons 'run by prisoners'
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The Irish High Court is seeking more information regarding Greek prison conditions before deciding on the extradition of Jeremiah O'Brien. O'Brien faces human trafficking charges related to a 2017 incident involving the dangerous transport of 66 migrants by boat.

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This case highlights the legal complexities of international extradition and the human rights considerations regarding prison conditions in EU member states.

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The High Court is seeking further information from Greek authorities before ruling on the extradition of an Irish man wanted on a human trafficking charge, after hearing that jails there are effectively "being run by the prisoners" due to overcrowding.

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