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Nor does it mean detentions that range wider than any coup might justify.

Our community is still traumatised by the arrests and detentions that took place last year.

Sixteen arrests were made in New York City, North Carolina and South Carolina in a series of detentions that began on 2 August, according to the mayor's office.

In its two cases, the group is challenging mass arrests, detentions that lasted for days and the fingerprinting of protestors and bystanders.

In the Balkans, Serbs rounded up Muslims and Muslims held Serbs, though in smaller numbers -- detentions that often led to abuse or death.

Qoboza's detention was one of many detentions that took place that day, in the government's crackdown on individuals and groups that make up the "black consciousness" movement, whose goal is majority rule in South Africa.

Forty-eight are in a long-term detention that is certainly illegal.

"For every individual traumatised by indefinite detention, that's reason to change the policy.

They should be put into community detention, that's the cheapest option," she said.

Mr. Michel said his client told judges during his detention that had "had not committed insider trading," The Associated Press reported.

Released on Saturday from detention that has spanned two decades, Ms Suu Kyi did not waste a second of her 45-minute address dwelling on the hardships she has endured.