Sentence examples for being imprisoned with from inspiring English sources

The world is witnessing a terrible human rights crime in Gaza, where a million and a half human beings are being imprisoned with almost no access to the outside world.

Some outside experts disagree and say depression is a logical consequence of being imprisoned with no certainty about the future.

Its removal should mean an absolute prohibition on girls mixing with women in prison and the end of children in the armed forces who breach military law being imprisoned with adults.

With Mr. Nour in prison and Mr. Ibrahim on the run, with a human rights organization recently shut down, with journalists being imprisoned, with arrests of those out of step with the government, there is little evidence that Egypt — or any other nation in the region — is under any real American pressure for democratic reforms and human rights.

In his first interview since his release, Mr Greste said that being imprisoned with his two al-Jazeera colleagues had meant he had got to know them intimately.

Journalists are being imprisoned with growing frequency, with the number of those detained in Turkey more than quadrupling since a failed military coup in July.

People are imprisoned with each other".

Students: Does your state allow juvenile criminals to be imprisoned with adults?

Others were imprisoned with him because they were homosexuals or dressed the 'wrong' way.

He joined the antiwar group Committee of 100 and, after a demonstration, was imprisoned with Bertrand Russell.

I felt that they had been imprisoned with me throughout and I needed to free them, too.