Adriana Elcira Rivas, a former nanny in Bondi, Sydney, is set to be extradited to Chile after a federal court dismissed her appeal against extradition. Rivas, now in her 70s, is accused of being a torturer and kidnapper during Augusto Pinochet's military dictatorship in the 1970s, specifically for her alleged involvement in the disappearances of seven individuals, including a pregnant woman, in 1976. After emigrating to Australia in 1978, she worked as a nanny until her arrest by New South Wales police in 2019 at Chile's request. Over the past seven years, Rivas has fought against extradition, claiming that the charges against her were mischaracterized and that she would face prosecution for crimes against humanity. However, Justice Michael Lee ruled that her arguments were flawed and did not demonstrate any jurisdictional error in the minister's decision. The court's decision was observed by the Chilean ambassador and families of victims from the Pinochet regime, who have long sought justice for the thousands of Chileans who were killed or disappeared during that time.