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Australian Osama al-Hasani ‘devastated’ when told he will be extradited to Saudi Arabia
The wife of Osama al-Hasani, an Australian man facing extradition to Saudi Arabia, has redoubled her emotional pleas for the Australian Government to do more to help her husband detained in a Moroccan prison.
Key points:
- Mrs al-Hasani called on Australian officials to “fight more” for her husband’s release
- DFAT says they are providing consular support to Mr al-Hasani
- Dr al-Hasani’s legal team plan to appeal a ruling that he be extradited from Morocco to Saudi Arabia
Hana al-Hasani and her husband’s legal team plan to appeal the extradition, which was decided by a Moroccan court early on Thursday in the capital, Rabat.
Mrs al-Hasani said Australian consular officials had assured her they were doing what they could but she said she had not…
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