Sentence examples for In incommunicado from inspiring English sources

He was taken to a secret prison at the site of the old Muthanna airport in Baghdad where he was kept in incommunicado detention until late March.

"Not only are hundreds of detainees in incommunicado detention, in solitary confinement and possibly under torture, but their lawyers are rapidly being added to their ranks".

In July last year the government paraded five doctors who had been working in the conflict zone – from where they had sent eyewitness reports – and who had been held in incommunicado detention since their arrest.

Last week the doctors, who have been held in incommunicado detention since their arrest, claimed that only 750 civilians died and that they had made up their earlier accounts for propaganda on behalf of the Tamil Tigers LTTEE).

"People are reportedly being arbitrarily detained and held in incommunicado detention, where they are subjected to torture and ill-treatment in order to force them to confess to crimes that they have not committed," an Amnesty spokesman said.

Rumsfeld is said to have "approved illegal interrogation methods that facilitated the use of torture by US military personnel in Afghanistan and Iraq", and Tenet "oversaw the CIA's use of waterboarding", and that the agency also "disappeared" detainees by holding them in incommunicado detention in secret locations.

US officials involved in the interrogation of Abu Zubaydah sought assurances that he would continue to be "in isolation and incommunicado for the remainder of his life", thus ensuring that his story would never be revealed to the public.

Miguna claimed in a statement that he was then "abducted" by the police and kept "in unlawful incommunicado detention for five days under the most horrendous, cruel and inhumane conditions imaginable".

IT IS hard to imagine that America would look kindly on a foreign government that demanded the right to hold some of its own citizens in prison, incommunicado, denying them access to legal assistance for as long as it thought necessary, without ever charging them with a crime.

He joined a Taliban unit in July 2001 in Afghanistan, surrendered to the Northern Alliance in November, and has been sitting incommunicado in the Navy brig in Norfolk, Va., since April.

Witness B was allegedly involved in the interrogation of Mohamed when he was held incommunicado in Pakistan in 2002.