Abstract
The individual in international law — Extradition — Political crimes — Murder — Killing of incurable lunatics and sterilization of Jews in Nazi Germany — Criteria for determination of offences of a political character — Validity and relevance of defences of “superior orders”, “Act of State” and the fact that acts were not punishable in Germany at the time of their commission — The law of Ghana.
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