US EditionHong Kong Cannot Extradite Tates without UK or Romania Requests, Lawmakers Say
Hong Kong police cannot detain the Tate brothers without formal extradition requests from the UK or Romania, as no current treaties enable automatic extradition, lawmakers said.
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The visit of British-American influence Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate in Hong Kong generated public and political debates in the city after more local legislators were asked whether they could be arrested or extradite to the United Kingdom or Romania, where they are subject to judicial proceedings. Local authorities and local parliaments explained that a possible extradition cannot take place without an official request from the governments conce…
The Hong Kong legislative authorities have stressed that the local executive does not have legal competence to conduct arrests or charges against the brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate to the United Kingdom or Romania, without a formal request for...
South China Morning Post
Channel News AsiaHong Kong cannot extradite Tates without UK or Romania requests, lawmakers say
Videos show Andrew and Tristan Tate surrounded by crowds in Lan Kwai Fong, where onlookers are seen taking photographs and selfies with the influencers.
Andrew Tate Should Be Extradited To UK From Hong Kong To Face Charges, Say MPs
Self-described misogynist Andrew and his brother have been posting photos and videos of their time in Hong Kong since arriving over the weekend. Politics latest: Regional leaders to gain ‘control of a share of some national taxes’ Both the UK and Romania have extradition warrants against the pair as they face charges in each country, including rape and human trafficking. They both deny all charges in both countries. But Hong Kong politicians sai…
Hong Kong authorities are stepping in to clarify the legal status of brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate after their presence in the city sparked controversy and strong public reactions. Local officials say there is no legal basis for their arrest or extradition to the United Kingdom or Romania, absent a formal international request, as the influencers' visit continues to draw attention from both supporters and critics.
The legislators also rejected the claims that the city would have become a refugee after the suspension, in 2020, of extradition treaties with several Western countries, including the British Sea, according to South China Morning Post. Contested influences entered Hong Kong on weekends, avoiding online discussions. “Contributors should pay me the plane ticket” Andrew, 39 years old, responded to socialization networks, refusing extradition reques…
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