Sentence examples for cases of arbitrary arrest from inspiring English sources
McCain last month wrote to the DRC's ambassador in Washington, telling him that the advocacy group Human Rights Watch has documented dozens of cases of arbitrary arrest and unlawful detention.
The 2016 report by the UN commission of inquiry on human rights in Eritrea said it had "reasonable grounds" to believe that the national security office "is responsible for most cases of arbitrary arrest, enforced disappearance and torture in official and unofficial detention centres" in the country.
"There have been hundreds of cases of arbitrary arrest and detention," he added, "targeting members of the opposition, journalists, human rights defenders and their families, people attending the funerals of those who have been killed, and inhabitants of neighborhoods perceived to be supportive of the opposition".
While governor of the château of Vincennes, he was arrested there in September 1648 as dangerous to the government; but the Parlement of Paris took up his case as an example of arbitrary arrest, and he was released in October.
"Despite positive case law, the government continues with its failed policies of restricting the right to peaceful protest, of arbitrary arrests, the unnecessary use of excessive police force and unfair prosecutions, such as in the case of the [Taksim Solidarity] trial," he said.
Human rights groups complain of arbitrary arrests, beatings and killings of government opponents over the past year.
Human rights groups have criticized the government, accusing it of arbitrary arrests and torture.
"We are getting reports of arbitrary arrests, abductions and disappearances among Tamils fleeing the fighting.
Hissène Habré's presidency was a time of widespread political killing, of systematic torture and of thousands of arbitrary arrests.
She strongly criticized dozens of arbitrary arrests, including the detention last Sunday of the artist Ai Weiwei.
