Sentence examples for detained persons from inspiring English sources

Soon after his release, he founded the Association for the Protection of Human Rights and Detained Persons, now the most prominent human rights group in the country.

"It is a category of exclusion not different in kind, but only in degree, from the pre-existing categories of excluded persons, for instance, Vietnamese refugees and imprisoned or detained persons," Judge Cheung wrote in the opinion.

"The commission received credible and consistent evidence," the investigators said, "identifying high- and mid-ranking members of the armed forces who ordered their subordinates to shoot at unarmed protesters, kill soldiers who refused to obey such orders, arrest persons without cause, mistreat detained persons and attack civilian neighborhoods with indiscriminate tanks and machine-gun fire".

Immediately free all hostages and illegally detained persons.

No security personnel were present and no security searches of individuals and their possessions were carried out; this was a common procedure for cases without anticipated security concerns or detained persons present.

Article 22 provides specific rights to arrested and detained persons, in particular the rights to be informed of the grounds of arrest, consult a lawyer of one's own choice, be produced before a magistrate within 24 hours of the arrest, and the freedom not to be detained beyond that period without an order of the magistrate.

The committee also expressed concern about the introduction of means-testing for legal advice and assistance at police stations, warning that it would "hinder the effective exercise of the right of access to legal advice by an arrested and detained person".

It allows law enforcement to ask any detained person about their immigration status, for any reason.

The minister said the looming foreign fighters package would address "shortcomings" in the Customs Act when it came to detaining persons of interest.

"The president has the authority to detain persons" who planned or aided the 2001 terrorist attacks as well as those "who were part of, or substantially supported, Taliban or Al Qaeda forces," administration lawyers wrote.

Within weeks, white nationalist militias were trying to occupy key roads and detaining persons suspected of insufficiently American identity.