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The Labor party, led by Kevin Rudd, recently elected by a landslide, have promised to scrap the Pacific solution, but plan to retain mandatory detention "because of its deterrent value".

He concluded that the current regime in place at the juvenile facility was unsuitable for young people in detention "because of shortfalls in education, programs and recreation, and because of continuing lockdowns".

He added that the soldier was only being kept in detention because of Israeli intransigence.

If they make it into Israel, they face indefinite detention because of an anti-infiltration law that punishes asylum seekers for "irregularly" entering the country.

While we celebrate his release, we remain concerned that he has spent another lengthy period in detention because of laws that are fundamentally unjust.

His wounds still fresh and painful, he said he had to stand for most of what he said was a 10-hour detention because of limited space on the cell's lone bench.

Moby employees have already endured death threats and detentions because of their breaking of conservative taboos like showing women on television and their criticisms of the government and insurgent groups.

"Safety is our priority, but I hope that there won't be additional detentions because of this," he said.

"Having concluded that there was a continuous deprivation of liberty, the Working Group also found that the detention was arbitrary because he was held in isolation during the first stage of detention and because of the lack of diligence by the Swedish Prosecutor in its investigations, which resulted in the lengthy detention of Mr Assange," it said in a statement.

"Having concluded that there was a continuous deprivation of liberty, the working group also found that the detention was arbitrary because he was held in isolation during the first stage of detention and because of the lack of diligence by the Swedish prosecutor in its investigations, which resulted in the lengthy detention of Mr Assange".

That's particularly troubling for asylum seekers, who end up facing an average of 102 days of detention because their cases take longer to process.