21 In 2002, the Special Rapporteur on the question of torture appealed to all States &quot; to ensure that in all appropriate circumstances the persons they intend to extradite, under terrorist or other charges, will not be surrendered unless the Government of the receiving country has provided an unequivocal guarantee to the extraditing authorities that the persons concerned will not be subjected to torture or any other forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment upon return, and that a system to monitor the treatment of the persons in question has been put into place with a view to ensuring that they are treated with full respect for their human dignity &quot; (A/57/173, para. 35).
21 In 2002, the Special Rapporteur on the question of torture appealed to all States &quot; to ensure that in all appropriate circumstances the persons they intend to extradite, under terrorist or other charges, will not be surrendered unless the Government of the receiving country has provided an unequivocal guarantee to the extraditing authorities that the persons concerned will not be subjected to torture or any other forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment upon return, and that a system to monitor the treatment of the persons in question has been put into place with a view to ensuring that they are treated with full respect for their human dignity &quot; (A/57/173, para. 35).