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He is in favor of the extradition to Albania of Edmond Haxhina, Thomas Mithan, Harry Simpson and Harriet Bridgeman.
Albanian justice has scored the first victory in efforts to extradite from Great Britain those involved as organizers and observers in the murder of Ardian Nikulaj on April 19, 2023 in Shengjin.
From the City of Westminster Magistrate Court, Arben Manaj, correspondent of Top Channel in London, reports that a few minutes ago, Judge Daniel Sternberg found the request of the Albanian state to be based on the British extradition act.
He is in favor of the extradition to Albania of Edmond Haxhina, Thomas Mithan, Harry Simpson and Harriet Bridgeman.
Not for Steven Hunt at the moment as he has been diagnosed with cancer.
Haxhia is accused by the Lezhë prosecution of being the mastermind of the organization and creating the conditions for the murder of Ardian Nikulaj.
In the indictment, the prosecution of Lezha says that the other four Britons traveled from England to Shengjin to keep the victim under surveillance and then brought information to Ruben Saraiva, who shot Nikulaj to death with 6 bullets.
Judge Stenberg in the session that lasted a few minutes said that he has decided to send this case to the firm of the Secretary of the Interior Yvette Cooper.
The achievement of this success in getting the green light for their extradition comes after a letter of guarantee issued by the chief prosecutor of Lezha Erion Shehaj and then received the signature of the minister of justice Ulsi Manja.
The letter of guarantee states that Edmond Haxhia will not be charged with murder due to blood feud, a criminal offense punishable by 30 years to life in prison.
However, this is not the end of a 15-month process started in May 2023.
In all likelihood, the defense of Edmond Haxhi and the four Britons will appeal today's decision to the Royal Court of Justice./ Tch
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