Terraform Founder Do Kwon sits in 'Dangerous and Overcrowded' Montengro Prison....
Do Kwon, the founder of the now-defunct Terra USD (UST) and Luna (LUNA) cryptocurrencies, could face up to five years in a Montenegrin prison before being extradited to South Korea or the United States.
Kwon is currently under quarantine for COVID-19 and will soon be sharing a cell with other inmates in a Montenegrin prison, according to a report by a local lawyer.
Amnesty International has raised concerns about the conditions and rights of detainees in Montenegrin prisons, including the lack of independent investigations into ill-treatment.
The cell Kwon will be occupying is only 8 square meters and is usually filled with between 10 and 11 people, leaving no room for a bed.
Inmates are only allowed a 30-minute walk in the prison yard each day and can only purchase limited items like cigarettes and coffee.
Kwon's initial arrest in Montenegro was due to presenting false documents, is a crime that carries a penalty of up to five years.
While both South Korea and the United States have requested Kwon's extradition, Montenegro has yet to make a decision.
If Montenegro decides to pursue it, this could be the first of three nations aiming for him to serve time in their prisons.
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Author: Mark Pippen
London News Desk
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