Czechia may extradite right-wing extremist Marla Svenja Liebich to Germany. The Prague High Court rejected her complaints against extradition on Tuesday, July 7, 2026, thereby opening the way for her to be handed over to the German authorities. Der Standard ↗
The fifty-five-year-old Liebich was convicted in Germany of, among other things, incitement to hatred. According to available information, the German proceedings concerned the period when she presented herself as a man. Following the ruling by the Czech judges, her extradition to Germany came significantly closer. Die Zeit ↗
A court spokesperson stated that the Prague High Court had rejected the objections against extradition. According to information from German media, Liebich was before a court in Pilsen in the Czech Republic, while the complaints were being decided by the court in Prague. The ruling means that the Czech judiciary found no obstacle to extraditing the convicted person to Germany. Spiegel.de ↗
The further course of action will depend on the implementation of the court ruling and any remaining procedural options available to Liebich. The German authorities are seeking her return in order to carry out the sentence connected to her earlier right-wing extremist activities. Welt ↗
Czechia may extradite Marla Svenja Liebich to Germany
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Tschechien darf Neonazi Liebich ausliefern
Der Standard
| 12:09 07.07.
Tschechien: Neonazi Marla Svenja Liebich darf nach Deutschland ausgeliefert werden
Spiegel.de
| 11:36 07.07.
Tschechien darf Marla Svenja Liebich an Deutschland ausliefern
Welt
| 11:12 07.07.
Beschwerde scheitert: Tschechien darf Neonazi Liebich ausliefern
n-tv
| 11:11 07.07.
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