Antigua's Daily Observer Reports on Choksi Kidnapping, Torture, and Unlawful Rendition

In a detailed story featured on the front page of Antigua’s Daily Observer and published over four pages, the kidnapping and torture of Mr Mehul Choksi and his unlawful rendition by boat from Antigua to the Commonwealth of Dominica was covered.

London Barrister and Director of Justice Abroad, Michael Polak was quoted as follows:

“This is one of the most serious crimes to have happened in Antigua in recent times. We hope that everything is being done to bring to justice those responsible for the kidnap and torture of Mr Choksi during his horrendous ordeal.”

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Notes to Editors

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