Extradition is defined as the delivering up of accused persons by one government to another. British residents can be removed under a “fast-track” extradition system to EU and certain other countries. Liberty believes that fast track extradition is justice denied.

Gary McKinnon

Gary McKinnon’s case is an example of extradition law failing to protect the interests of justice. Gary, who has Asperger’s Syndrome, has been charged with hacking into the US Pentagon and NASA systems from his home computer in London.

Gary does not deny the hacking but claims he was searching for evidence of a UFO cover-up. In July the High Court ruled that his extradition must go ahead.

Paper Plane Photos

We want to gather as many photos from supporters as we can to show the Government that there is support for Gary and to get the message across that fast-track extradition is justice denied.

Please take a photograph of yourself with an Extradition Watch aeroplane.

Download and print a PDF aeroplane. You will need to print the first page on one side of A4, then feed the sheet of paper into the printer again upside down and print the second page on the other side. Just contact us if you'd like a hard copy.

Three easy steps:

1. Fold it – following the instructions printed on the paper

2. Snap it – take a picture of your plane. Get creative! The best ones will be published on our website.

3. Fly it – post your photo to us at Liberty, 21 Tabard St, London, SE1 4LA or email it to planes@extraditionwatch.co.uk 

Please note, your photo may be published online and may be used in Liberty materials. (If you fly your aeroplane outside, remember to pick it up and take it home with you!)