Denmark has declined to extradite Paul Watson, a prominent anti-whaling activist, to Japan. The decision comes after Watson faced charges related to a 2010 incident involving a whaling ship.
In July, he was arrested in Greenland under a Japanese warrant but has since been held without extradition. Watson, the founder of Sea Shepherd and the Captain Paul Watson Foundation, is known for his controversial methods against whaling.
His activism has garnered both support and criticism, including backing from notable figures such as Jane Goodall and Pierce Brosnan. The Danish Ministry of Justice confirmed the decision, indicating a significant moment for environmental activism and international legal proceedings.
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