Report: Australia will not extradite Sirul


Sirul is reported to be in Australia since November without any money to return to Malaysia to face the sentence.

The Sydney Morning Herald said Australia's extradition laws do not allow it to send home a person who has been sentenced to death, unless it is assured that the person would not be given the death sentence.

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