Sentence examples for detention constitutes from inspiring English sources
His lawyers have now written to William Hague, the foreign secretary, and Theresa May, the home secretary, demanding an explanation for the false claims they say UK officials have made against him to the CIA, and an admission that his indefinite detention constitutes a war crime.
On Sunday Shorten backed World Vision Australia's chief executive, Tim Costello, for comments that indefinite detention constituted "psychological torture".
It has also been suggested that a 2015 job offer he made to Human Rights Commission president Gillian Triggs in the weeks prior to the commission's release of a damning report into children in detention constituted an unlawful inducement, although the AFP ultimately decided not to investigate the matter.
On Friday, the Miami-based Inter American Press Assn., a group of newspaper publishers in the Americas, issued a statement demanding that President Nicolas Maduro release Wyss, saying his detention constituted an abuse of freedom of the press.
Detention staff constitutes a major part of the detention environment (13).
Isaacs is soon to have a paper published in a renowned international medical journal that will say the detention of children constitutes torture.
In a release Thursday, his family said Alaradi's detention for nearly 17 months without charge or trial "constitutes arbitrary detention at international law".
But defense lawyers and civil liberties advocates contend that commitment constitutes preventive detention in the guise of treatment.
To avoid a similar result, we must end torture and the use of implements of torture, and change detention conditions that constitute psychological torture.
Guardian Australia is aware of several families with children having been told their circumstances – while largely unchanged – no longer constitute detention.
The panel representative from Australia did not participate in the deliberations and an unidentified member disagreed with the ruling and argued that Mr Assange's situation does not constitute detention and so falls outside of its mandate.
