Stop The Oppression Permanently
Free Captain Paul Watson
Tell Germany to free Paul Watson.
Please sign the petitions, send mails and share at facebook to help to free Captain Paul Watson! He is helping the oceans for many years, now he needs our help!
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Contact German Federal Minister of Justice, Sabine
Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger, Guido Westerwelle and Joachim
Gauck. Respectfully ask that Captain Paul Watson be released
immediately.
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Please free Captain Paul Watson. The Costa Rican extradition request is absurd considering they were killing sharks illegally and Watson was stopping them according to law. To honor such an absurdity would be like jailing a police officer for stopping a bank robber!
I was very concerned to hear that Germany has
detained Sea Shepherd's Captain Paul Watson for possible
extradition to Costa Rica. I understand that the warrant for
Captain Watson's arrest is politically motivated and possibly
due to an incident in which Sea Shepherd uncovered an illegal
shark finning operation.
I support Sea Shepherd's efforts to monitor and publicise
illegal fishing and whaling around the world and recognize that
some illegal fishing operations try to use international law to
shut down the Sea Shepherd operations. I urge you to consider
the valuable work Captain Watson and Sea Shepherd are
undertaking globally to highlight the dangers to our oceans in
considering this extradition request.
Free Paul Watson! Germany can show the world that illegal poaching and destruction of the environment by greedy commercial interest groups will not be tolerated.
Various items related to the campaign at hand appear below. Please inform yourselves and others about the matter.
In shocking news, German officials have decided to proceed
with the extradition of Captain Watson to Costa Rica. Our last
hope of saving Captain Watson from extradition is to convince
German officials at the Ministry of Justice and Ministry of
Foreign Affairs to step in and overturn their decision. Show
your support for Captain Watson by contacting Sabine
Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger, the Federal Minister of Justice in
Berlin, Germany. Let her know that the warrant for Captain
Watson's arrest is politically motivated and thus should be
ignored by the German government. With international support we
can set Captain Watson free, and keep him from the possibility
of facing an unfair trial in Costa Rica ...
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I guess it is some sort of badge of courage that world
governments and populations take an interest in you, but one
would hope they do so for similar reasons. This is not the case
in Frankfurt, Germany at the moment.
While people around the world revere Captain Paul Watson for
the stands he takes to save whales, as featured on the popular
Animal Planet series Whale Wars, the German government has him
under arrest for a 2005 complaint for the very actions millions
cheer for each week. I hear the arresting officers were fans of
the series, which was recently released there ...
To read complete Huffington Post article by Peter Jay Brown:
click here.
Sea Shepherd expected news on the fate of Captain Paul
Watson to be announced yesterday by the German Higher Regional
Court in Frankfurt but as hours passed on, no word was received
from the general public prosecutor until close of business
hours. At 1800 hrs, the general public prosecutor finally
submitted his motion for a preliminary extradition arrest
warrant against Captain Paul Watson. The late filing of this
motion, coupled with a German bank holiday today, has given
Captain Paul Watson’s supporters and allies until this Friday
to appeal to German Federal Minister of Justice Sabine
Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger and Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr.
Guido Westerwelle’s standards for International Human Rights
...
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click here.
Higher Regional Court Defers Judgment to Ministry of
Justice.
In an extraordinary move by the German Higher Regional Court in
Frankfurt, the court has granted the general public
prosecutor’s request for Captain Paul Watson’s preliminary
arrest for extradition to Costa Rica. However, the court has
also granted bail for Captain Paul Watson during the time the
court considers whatever documentation Costa Rica is able to
provide to substantiate their bogus allegations against Captain
Paul Watson. It is expected that Captain Paul Watson will be
freed on bail on Monday, May 21, 2012. Sea Shepherd’s legal
team says this is an unusual, but promising move on the part of
the Higher Regional Court and is further indication that the
international campaigning efforts for Captain Paul Watson’s
release are being heard in the chambers of justice in Germany
...
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