Bassel's detention is arbitrary and in violation of international human rights law.

Tom remains in custody.

Tom is being kept in custody.

(e) The place of deprivation of liberty, the date and time of admission to the place of deprivation of liberty and the authority responsible for the place of deprivation of liberty

After six days in detention, he was released on bail.

1. No one shall be held in secret detention.

(d) The authority responsible for supervising the deprivation of liberty

(c) The authority responsible for supervising the deprivation of liberty

Around 190 are still in jail.

The journalists were detained for two days.

Some also expressed relief that the Indian government, which had spent millions keeping Kasab in their custody, would be spared any further expense of public funds.

She will remain in detention until her next hearing on April 25.

She was lucky some girls spend months there.

You just bought yourself another day of detention.

(iii) The arbitrary arrest and detention without trial of political opponents, human rights defenders and journalists, in particular, as well as acts of intimidation and harassment against the population by the security organs

Torture, beating, and other mistreatment of Uzbek detainees are widespread.

(c) Access to all places of detention and their installations and facilities

Prosecutors try to counter Bradley Manning's claims of abuse in confinement

One of them allegedly committed suicide while in NISS custody.

Qawasmi was released on 6 September, but Amro remains under arrest.

(v) Detention in precarious conditions, the use of torture and violations of human rights by security organs, intelligence agencies and the police, while encouraging the judiciary to exercise more control over such agencies

(g) The release of some prisoners held without due process of law

When the government holds individuals in its custody, it must provide them with medically necessary care.

Ethiopian blogger Seyoum Teshome was arrested on October 1, and is being held on unknown charges.

Their arrest and detention constitute a violation of their universal human right to free expression, and their right not to be arbitrarily detained, as protected by Article 6 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights.

The historian David Irving is still in detention in Austria for the crime of Holocaust denial.

She was arrested last December and remains detained under frightening conditions.

(b) The date, time and place where the person was deprived of liberty and admitted to the place of deprivation of liberty

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Though Mbarki spent only a few hours in police custody, Saied has been in detention since July 16.

When such people try to protest they may be met with threats, violence, unlawful detention and even death.

Refreshes the dialog's contents.

BRUSSELS For years, the European Union has called loudly for the closure of the Guantánamo Bay detention center.

However, court was postponed, and consequently required the extension of custodial detention until September 30.

(b) Access to all information referring to the treatment of those persons as well as their conditions of detention

(d) To release immediately and unconditionally all detained or imprisoned political prisoners

Mr. Khodorkovsky has been incarcerated since 2003, when he was arrested for non payment of back taxes as part of the Yukos Affair .

Family members say his body showed evidence that he had been tortured while in custody.

Throughout his time in prison in Iran, Rezaian has been consistently denied any semblance of due process.

Just prior to his abduction, Afandy had been detained for two months without charge by the authorities for criticising the ruling party.

Content of the international responsibility of a State

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The maintenance of the house costs a lot.

The Reconciliation Court issued orders to keep the journalists in detention for a number of days, but they were then released instead on bail on 15 August with no indictment.

(b) Unrestricted access to all information referring to the treatment of those persons as well as their conditions of detention