Giovanni Claudio Fava (MEP) calls on Martin Pecina
The Italian MEP from the Democratic Left, Giovanni Claudio Fava, issued an appeal to Martin Pecina, the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Czech Republic with regard to Tatiana Paraskevich.
In the appeal, Fava expresses his hopes that the Czech Republic, being a member of the European Union, will protect Paraskevich, taking into account the political nature of extradition requests, filed by Russia and Ukraine.
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