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Pakistani dissidents fear being bargaining chips in grooming gang row

  • Posted on July 19, 2026
  • By The Times
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Pakistani political activists face potential extradition complications amid tensions with UK authorities over grooming gang prosecutions. The case highlights concerns about Islamabad's selective approach to international legal cooperation, as it pursues extradition of opposition figures while declining to repatriate convicted offenders. This diplomatic standoff raises questions about the weaponization of extradition requests in politically sensitive situations.

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Pakistani dissidents fear being bargaining chips in grooming gang row
Pakistani dissidents fear being bargaining chips in grooming gang row

Islamabad wants the extradition of Mirza Shahzad Akbar and Adil Raja, supporters of Imran Khan. It has refused to take back Shabir Ahmed, the Rochdale leader
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