A Star is Jailed

Yes. Jailbirds.

They were being held incommunicado.

Come look. She's in chains

But then what of me?

He's been in isolation too long, poor chap.

I myself was taken prisoner in my own command tent.

Except, if you'll excuse me, I'm not in jail.

The spell that had trapped him in this barbaric pelt is broken

Thich Huyen Quang was escorted by police back to the Nguyen Thieu Monastery and placed under house arrest.

Subsequently, they were kept in solitary confinement during the 17 months preceding the trial.

The United States has over 2.3 million incarcerated men and women.

Jailing the Messengers

He maintains that he was forced to remain in solitary confinement for up to five days unattended.

46. In 1997, 230 prisoners were received in the Territory s only prison.

It was also reported that they were denied the right to bail and were held for 17 months in solitary confinement.

Prisoner... number 1436.

There had been allegations that the detainees had been victims of torture and other forms of mistreatment.

Only my speed through time saved me from being encased in stone.

Imprisoned forever.

There was one in my cage.

One of our patrollers picked up a man claims he was a prisoner with Scar till two days ago.

Mr. Polay was also kept in isolation for a period of a year after his conviction, having been denied visits and correspondence.

B. Arbitrary arrests and imprisonment

The manner in which they were kept was against the dignity of a human being. Many of them were kept in a cell having an area of a few square feet, in solitary confinement with bar fetters on.

It is also common to see infants and children being detained in prison with their mothers, who have been incarcerated for crimes.

And people are, in fact, imprisoned within their own bodies, but they do have a mind.

FSRP demanded the release of all prisoners incarcerated by the colonial power.

Cases of prisoners stuffed into burlap sacks and thrown into the Logone river had also been reported.

(b) The release of Palestinian prisoners incarcerated in Israel, before the expiration of their sentences

They cannot go to the authorities because they will be jailed for making complaints against family members.

You can have the dough we get from selling the car but you're not going to keep me a prisoner.

(r) Convicted prisoners should be separated from unconvicted prisoners

It was said that since 9 October 2003, Thich Huyen Quang has been under house arrest at Nguyen Thieu Monastery, Binh Dinh Province.

6. At any given time there is an average of between 5 and 15 prisoners under 18 in custody in Sweden.

Hundreds had disappeared or been jailed arbitrarily, including minors, and been subjected to torture or rape.

The European Union, for example, had a prison population of over 300,000, including political prisoners and conscientious objectors, and the living conditions of detainees left much to be desired.

By the way, years later, my social worker said that I should never have been put in there.

The very nature of imprisonment necessarily places restrictions on a prisoner's access to legal documents.

National data indicates that 77 per cent of female prisoners had previously been imprisoned and, in some states and territories, almost 85 per cent had previously been in custody.

He regretted that he had not had the time to delve into the question of persons detained in September and October 2001.

More than 450 Palestinian prisoners were arrested when they were children but reached the age of 18 while in prison, where most of them remain.

Earlier in the same month, 25 prisoners escaped from Prey Veng prison, although 10 were recaptured within an hour one of the recaptured prisoners was killed by another inmate.

Built in 1908 for 300 prisoners, at the time of the expert s visit the National Penitentiary housed more than 1,000 prisoners, some of whom had been imprisoned for debt.

Norway also reiterated its call for an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death in detention of its honorary consular representative, Mr. Nichols.