Paul Watson, Anti-Whaling Activist, Is Released After 5 Months in Prison
Mr. Watson was facing extradition to Japan but was released after Denmark decided to reject the extradition request, his lawyer said.
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Emotional reunion awaits anti-whaling activist Paul Watson after his sudden release in Greenland
Anti-whaling activist Paul Watson will not be extradited to Japan after being freed from prison in Denmark, his lawyer saidABC News - 23m -
Anti-whaling activist Paul Watson freed from prison in Denmark and won't be extradited to Japan, his lawyer says
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Denmark releases from custody anti-whaling campaigner wanted by Japan
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