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The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung said Wednesday in a front-page editorial that Germany, which has a large Kurdish immigrant population, has damaged both its own constitution and international agreements on terrorism by refusing to request Ocalan's extradition from Italy last month, when it had an international arrest warrant out on him.
Even the right-wing newspaper ABC defended the right of the two Spanish judges who are seeking his extradition from Britain to Spain to investigate the fate of Spanish citizens who disappeared in Chile during his presidency.
A Standard editorial urges the Senate not to ratify an extradition treaty with Hong Kong.
The New York Times and Washington Post lead with the ruling by Britain's highest court that Augusto Pinochet must remain under arrest in England subject to extradition elsewhere because his status as an ex-head of state does not confer legal immunity.
On the continent, last week's decision by the British Law Lords to deny Pinochet immunity from extradition to Spain was heralded as one of major international importance.