Sentence examples for detainees at the same from inspiring English sources

It is unconscionable that for-profit companies are making huge profits on the backs of immigrant detainees, at the same time depriving them of basic rights.

In February 2008 the US Department of Defence announced that charges had been sworn against six detainees at Guantánamo – the same group who were charged a few days ago, plus an Arab who had been sent to join the 9/11 hijackers, but who had been refused entry to the US.

On Saturday evening teenage detainees rioted at the same facility.

The report carried strong echoes of the investigations conducted by the Pentagon into abuse of Iraqi detainees during the same period at Abu Ghraib prison, near Baghdad.

Egyptian detainees endured the same harsh treatment, they said.

Deconstructing Bushworld: In order for Barack Obama to seriously address the attendant injustices of the Gitmo detainees, he must be prepared to address the detainees at Bagram AFB the same way.

An interagency inspection team subsequently established by the government found on Dec. 8 that a police building in Baghdad held 625 detainees "in conditions so crowded that detainees were unable to lie down at the same time".

Similarly, in order for anyone to take Obama's addressing of the attendant injustices of the Gitmo detainees seriously, they must be prepared to demand he address the detainees at Bagram AFB the same way.

In it, he ruled that three detainees at Bagram had the same legal rights that the Supreme Court last year granted to prisoners held at Guantánamo Bay.

That information, he said, came from a detainee in the isolation section at the same time, but since deported, who was so upset by Mr. Newbrough's death that he left his name and alien registration number — Rene Cordoba Palma, No. 088424581 — in case anyone wanted his testimony.

State Department officials have insisted that the negotiations over the claims and detainees were not connected but came together at the same time, with the cash payment used as "leverage" to ensure the release of detainees.