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Active and passive extraterritorial jurisdictions are not mentionned in the laws of Antigua and Barbuda. However, active extraterritorial jurisdiction is included in the provisions on the crimes of human trafficking. Universal jurisdiction is also included in the provisions on the crime of torture.
Extraditable offences are those punishable under Antiguan and Barbudan law and the law of the requesting State with imprisonment for a term of two years or any greater punishment (double criminality). There is no provision on the extradition for SEC-related offences, but most carry greater penalties than two years of imprisonment, so they could be considered as extraditable offences (Sexual Offences Act, 1995).
Sexual Offences Act Extradition Act Trafficking in Persons (Prevention) Act Suppression of Torture Act, 1995, 1993, 2010, 1993
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