The US-sanctioned opposition leader Azruddin Mohamed and his father, Nazar Mohamed, again fail to fully stop extradition proceedings. After their latest legal bid, the Court of Appeal allows their matter to continue, but it does not grant a complete stay of the process.
Multiple reports say the brothers’ attempt centers on constitutional arguments related to the Fugitive Offenders (Amendment) Act and an earlier February High Court decision. The Court of Appeal’s order keeps the case active while preventing certain final steps from proceeding until a faster constitutional challenge is addressed.
One outlet reports that the matter will return before the Georgetown Magistrate’s Courts on September 3, 2026, with the Court of Appeal having blocked a final decision in the meantime. Another describes the family as seeking a further suspension as they challenge parts of the February ruling, setting their latest effort within a pattern of earlier unsuccessful attempts to derail extradition.
