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by dane-pgp
2892 days ago
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He can leave the Ecuadorian embassy any time he chooses, which would immediately lead to him becoming... effectively imprisoned. Perhaps "effectively under house arrest" describes his situation better. Also, Ecuador may have no obligation to provide him domicile as such, but it does have a duty to grant asylum to legitimate asylum seekers. Without a way to safely transport him from their embassy to their country, I think there is a logical (if not moral) obligation to provide him domicile in the embassy where he claimed, and was granted, that political asylum. |
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