Footnotes:
1 See above Arts 5, 6, and 7.
2 Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Seizure of Aircraft (adopted 16 December 1970, entered into force 14 October 1971) 860 UNTS 105 (Hague Hijacking Convention).
3 Draft Convention for the Prevention and Suppression of Torture Submitted by the International Association of Penal Law (1978) UN Doc E/CN.4/NGO/213.
4 Draft Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhumane or Degrading Treatment or Punishment Submitted by Sweden (1978) UN Doc E/CN.4/1285.
5 Summary by the Secretary-General in Accordance with Commission Resolution 18 (XXXIV) of the Commission on Human Rights (1978) UN Doc E/CN.4/1314, para 94.
6 Revised Text of the Substantive Parts of the Draft Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment Submitted by Sweden (1979) UN Doc E/CN.4/WG.1/WP.1.
8 Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Civil Aviation (adopted 23 September 1971, entered into force 26 January 1973) 974 UNTS 177 (Montreal Convention).
9 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes against Internationally Protected Persons, including Diplomatic Agents (adopted 14 December 1973, entered into force 20 February 1977) 1035 UNTS 167.
10 International Convention against the Taking of Hostages (adopted 17 December 1979, entered into force 3 June 1983) 1316 UNTS 205.
12 Report of the Working Group of the Commission on Human Rights (1980) UN Doc E/CN.4/1367, para 63.
13 E/CN.4/1983/L.40, para 38.
14 J Herman Burgers and Hans Danelius, The United Nations Convention against Torture: A Handbook on the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Martinus Nijhoff 1988) 139.
16 See eg European Convention on Extradition (adopted 13 December 1957, entered into force 18 April 1960) ETS 24; Inter-American Convention on Extradition (adopted 25 February 1981, entered into force 28 March 1992) OASTS No 60. See also UN GA Res 45/116 of 14 December 1990 (Model Treaty on Extradition) Art 3(f) and its amendments according to UN GA Res 52/88 of 12 December 1997.
17 cf Burgers and Danelius (n 14) 139.
18 See eg CAT, ‘Concluding Observations: Uganda’ (2005) UN Doc CAT/C/CR/34/UGA para 5(d); CAT, ‘Concluding Observations: Chile’ (2004) UN Doc CAT/C/CR/32/5, para 6(f); CAT, ‘Report of the Committee against Torture Twenty-seventh session (12–23 November 2001) Twenty-eighth session (29 April–17 May 2002)’ (2002) UN Doc A/57/44, paras 59–67; CAT, ‘Report of the Committee against Torture’ (1996) UN Doc A/51/44, paras 66–83; CAT, ‘Report of the Committee against Torture’ (1993) UN Doc A/48/44, paras 50–62.
20 See also above Art 5 §§ 153–63.
22 See above Art 6 §§ 34, 35.
23 Roitman Rosenmann v Spain, No 176/2000, UN Doc CAT/C/28/D/176/2000, 30 April 2002. See also above Art 5 § 75–78.
24 CAT, ‘Report of the Committee against Torture’ (1998) UN Doc A/53/44, paras 52–69.
26 See above §§ 7–12; see also the criticism by Burgers and Danelius (n 14) 139.
28 However, the inability or unwillingness by the forum State to prosecute turns the option to extradite into an obligation if an extradition request has been received. See above Art 7 § 63.
29 CAT, ‘Conclusions and Recommendations: Benin’ (2008) UN Doc CAT/C/BEN/CO/2, para, 11. See also CAT, ‘Fourth Periodic Report: Russia’ (2005) UN Doc CAT/C/55/Add.11; CAT, ‘Third Periodic: Georgia’ (2005) UN Doc CAT/C/73/Add.1.
30 CAT, ‘Summary Record of the Public Part of the 327th Meeting’ (1998) UN Doc CAT/C/SR.327.
31 CAT, ‘Conclusions and Recommendations: New Zealand’ (2004) UN Doc CAT/C/CR/32/411.
32 A/48/44 (n 18) paras 284–310.
33 CAT, ‘Concluding Observations: Sierra Leone’ (2014) UN Doc CAT/C/SLE/CO/1, para 22.
34 See Burgers and Danelius (n 14) 140.