Ligia Krajewska and Marcin Święcicki appeal to John Kohout not to render Paraskevich
Polish MPs from the Civic Platform called on the Czech authorities to halt the extradition of Tatiana Paraskevich.
Ligia Krajewska and Marcin Święcicki addressed Jan Kohout, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic, warning him of the threat connected with potential extradition of Paraskevich. There is a suspicion that third countries: Ukraine, or Russia, may render Paraskevich to Kazakh authorities.
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