Germany Is Negotiating Extradition of an Islamic Militant to Turkey

27 May 2002

German officials have been negotiating with the Turkish government to extradite a Turk who is serving a four-year sentence in Germany for operating a terrorist organization and calling for the murder of a rival, the German interior minister said today. Full Story

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