Do Kwon, currently detained in Montenegro and may be awaiting extradition to the United States or South Korea. He reportedly faces harsh conditions in Montenegro’s penal system.
According to Protos’ March 29 report, an anonymous criminal defense attorneysaid Conditions in Montenegro’s Prisons and Correctional Institutions “Never changed,” as described in the 2020 Human Rights Report from the U.S. Department of State.quotecases where prison officials commit torture and “Severe bodily harm” to 11 inmates in 2015, among other “terrible” conditions in some Montenegro prisons. due to overcrowding and lack of medical care
Report from the Council of Europe’s Prevention of Torture Committee The US State Department said many prisoners were held in crowded cells for about 23 hours a day. There are some reports of violence between inmates, and Do Kwon could face jail time. “At least one year” during which Montenegro may consider an extradition request. This depends on his criminal case for forged travel documents.
“The room was eight meters across and it was very crowded,” the lawyer said. “There were about 10 to 11 people in one room. Which usually doesn’t even have a bed.”
It is currently unclear whether South Korea or the United States. will be entitled to Extradition of Kwon, who is a South Korean national?
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