“The State of Lithuania shall protect its citizens abroad. It shall be prohibited to extradite a citizen of the Republic of Lithuania to another state unless an international treaty of the Republic of Lithuania establishes otherwise.”
The State of Lithuania protects its citizens abroad. Extraditing a citizen of the Republic of Lithuania to another state is prohibited, unless an international treaty of Lithuania provides otherwise.
A Lithuanian citizen who loses a passport abroad can turn to a Lithuanian embassy or consulate for help; that is the state's protection of citizens abroad in practice.
Remember the general rule (a citizen is not extradited to another state) and its exception (an international treaty). Questions also ask who protects citizens abroad: the State of Lithuania.
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