Sentence examples for detention workers from inspiring English sources

"They're very good at the glossy brochure," said Kaye Bernard, general secretary of the union of detention workers on the Australian territory of Christmas Island, where riots erupted this year between asylum seekers and guards.

Since then, the number of juvenile detention workers on leave has dropped to 6.2%.

The detention workers disagreed with the assessment, deeming the activities to be an integral part of rehabilitation.

Other detention centre workers have robbed hotels, started fights, and crashed cars, all with impunity.

Doctors and detention centre workers, who risk two years in jail for speaking out about conditions in the camps, have spoken at public events and in media interviews, arguing that conditions in offshore detention amount to torture.

There is little good data from some rural areas where the disease is widespread, in part because national H.I.V. surveillance in China focuses on only four groups: drug users in detention, sex workers in detention, people who have had sexually transmitted diseases diagnosed and pregnant women in cities.

A new report from Young Liberty for Law Reform carries testimony from former detention centre workers who say their careers and personal lives were harmed because they spoke out – they say in the public interest – about abuses they witnessed in offshore detention.

Other detention center workers with young families, he explained, have a lot more to lose, particularly given the "vindictiveness" and "viciousness" shown by the government in pursuing Freya Newman.

Advocates of stricter rules to prevent sexual abuse point out that immigrants face additional roadblocks to reporting abuse by detention center workers, often fearing that reporting an assault could hurt their case for remaining in the United States.

While a PNG police report described the conflict as exclusively between detainees and detention centre workers, the Australian G4S employee claims police did not nothing to control violence and some even joined in.

Pointed in the direction of renowned trainer Cus D'Amato by a juvenile detention centre worker, D'Amato channelled the 13-year-old's demons and moulded the boxer he was to become.