Paul Watson Defies Extradition Threats from Greenland Prison
The anti-whaling activist continues his campaign from detention, while Denmark faces international pressure over his potential extradition to Japan.
- Watson, held in Nuuk Prison, views his detention as a new front in his anti-whaling efforts.
- Japan seeks his extradition for alleged damage to a whaling ship and injury to a crew member in 2010.
- Supporters, including French President Macron, advocate for his release, citing human rights concerns.
- Watson remains active, writing and engaging with supporters, despite his imprisonment.
- His legal team argues that Japan's judicial system is unfair and the charges are exaggerated.