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We continue to keep children in detention off-shore.

"We want to know if he's alone," said Fathi Terbil, the lawyer whose detention set off Libya's rebellion and who is now one of its leaders.

Her detention set off a chain of events in Portugal, where she has lost several appeals to try to stop her extradition based on her claims that the legal proceeding against her was unfair and that there was no evidence against her.

As solicitor general for three years and deputy solicitor for four, Mr. Clement appeared before the Supreme Court 49 times, defended the administration's detention of terrorism suspects, fought off challenges to the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law and validated the prosecution of medical marijuana growers in a landmark commerce case.

Ask the government to immediately end off-shore, indefinite detention of all asylum seekers.

Who's going to give them detention for bunking off school?

He once received a detention for bunking off to play an FA Youth Cup game for West Ham.

But long before Guantanamo became synonymous with indefinite detention and pissing off Muslims and rights advocates, it was doing a stellar job of pissing off Cubans.

The couple's detention has touched off a wave of concern about investigators who conduct research on companies in China on behalf of investors.

Mr. Haddad, who has been a member of the group since 1992, is active in civic affairs in Ann Arbor, where his detention has touched off protest.

A woman who was facing deportation to Russia has been released from detention and taken off the tougher fast-track asylum system after thousands of people signed a petition to support her release.