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Officials say they have treated the Haitians fairly and have made exceptions to the detention rule when such exceptions were justified.

The 28-day detention rule was introduced by the Labour government in 2006, after the London bombings of July 2005, but the police have not held anyone longer than 14 days since July 2007, Mr. Green said.

She notes that there is already a judicial provision within the Court of Appeals to change the 24-hour detention rule in the case of an emergency.

People are picked up under arbitrary detention rules and then made to disappear.

The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention ruled last week that James Mawdsley was being unlawfully jailed.

The attorney general appoints the chief immigration judge and can change the detention rules by administrative order.

The request for an interview comes after the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention ruled on 4 February that Assange was being "arbitrarily detained" in the embassy.

Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi was arrested on May 14 for violating the detention rules, charges that carry a prison term of up to five years.

The administration, which had the authority to rewrite the detention rules, is also expected within days to present Congress with a broad package of anti-terrorism legislation.

No evidence supporting that charge was ever found, and five of the six men were set free after being held for seven years, their detention ruled illegal by a federal judge.

Their evidence, in a report by the charity Medical Justice, will be heard in the Court of Appeal next month as three HIV-positive migrants seek to have their detention ruled unlawful because of the centres' failure to treat them properly.