An Indonesian court on Thursday that killed nearly 200 people involved in an accident in which dozens of boats, in Australia, an Afghan man accused of smuggling refugees rejected the extradition request to Australia.In its decision, the South Jakarta District Court on behalf of a three-judge panel of the extradition treaty between the two countries involved in trafficking because Abbas extradition to face trial in Australia should not be said Saeed . Abbas also a crime committed in Australia has not been charged with that.
Panel custody Abbas has ordered authorities to release.
31-year-old Afghan killed nearly 200 people, capsized in December 2011 that included a single, between 2009 and 2011 hundreds of refugees to Australia to take charge of managing about 40 boats.
He wanted people smuggling charges in Australia is 27 to 20 years in prison if found guilty could face a maximum.
He was released in January, but the extradition process to begin once again been arrested.
People-smuggling activities, he repeatedly denied their involvement.
Long way from Indonesia to Australia against their fleeing war-torn countries as a transit point for people is.
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