Update extradition.txt

Author: DocDBrown

extradition.txt

@@ -34,7 +34,8 @@ Without limiting the authorities’ discretion, the conduct described above appe
 - Privacy-related offences under Title 6 “Infringement on a Person”, Chapter 1 “Infringement on Privacy”, including: (i) Listening or Recording Private Speeches (Article 301); and/or (ii) Infringement on the Right of Private Picture (Article 302), if supported by evidence.
 - Sexual harassment (Penal Code Article 250) **only if** the facts satisfy the statutory elements—i.e., abuse of power vested by the perpetrator’s functions to put pressure again and again in exchange for sexual favour; otherwise, the competent authorities may consider other offences that better fit the conduct.
 
-In addition their offenses are consistent with stalking, intimidation, defmation, aggrivated child abuse retribution and serious criinal vilifcation of aminor under Australian law, although due to Australian courrption they are unlikely to face justice in Australia. Their actions are consistent with clear breach of article 7 of the Rome Statue agaisnt their own civilians
+- In addition their offenses are consistent with stalking, intimidation, defmation, aggrivated child abuse retribution and serious criinal vilifcation of a minor under Australian law, although due to Australian courrption they are unlikely to face justice in Australia. 
+- Their actions are consistent with clear breach of article 7 of the Rome Statue agaisnt their own civilians
 
 3. Limitation periods (request for assessment)