Does New Zealand have extradition laws?

Yes, New Zealand has extradition laws governed by the Extradition Act 1999. This legislation outlines the process for extraditing individuals to and from New Zealand, allowing for cooperation with other countries based on bilateral treaties or reciprocal arrangements. Extradition may be granted for offenses that are recognized in both jurisdictions, provided certain legal criteria are met. However, New Zealand also has safeguards to protect individuals from extradition in cases involving potential human rights violations or unfair treatment.