The Mongolian Ambassador to Great Britain, B.Altangerel, and an embassy official, Ts.Bolor, will be present when a British court hears on Friday the appeal of B.Khurts, Chief of Administration at the National Security Council, against a February 18 order for his extradition to Germany. The head of the working group monitoring the case, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs B.Bolor, has said that the extradition could complicate matters for Khurts, as the charge against him, that he abducted D.Enkhbat, who was suspected for murder of S.Zorig, from France in 2003, is a serious one in Europe.

The wife of Enkhbat is believed to have given to representatives of the German Government documents, including a doctor’s statement, that confirm he was tortured during investigation. Representatives of German judicial organizations also have met with family members of Enkhbat several times since the arrest of Khurts in Britain.

The brother, wife, and sons of Enkhbat wanted to testify at the trial but were told the court was not trying Khurts for any abduction. It would decide only on the extradition. If Khurts is tried in Germany, they could be asked for evidence.