Sentence examples for everyone detained from inspiring English sources
One British source said: "David asked the ambassador to tell his government that Britain is demanding the immediate release of everyone detained on political grounds.
In the absence of a fair review process that complies with international and military law, there is no reason to feel confident that everyone detained at Bagram deserves to be there.
"Everyone detained purely for peacefully publishing their views or other information on the Internet or for accessing certain Web sites are prisoners of conscience," said Amnesty in a statement.
2. Provides for the humane treatment of everyone detained by immigration authorities and ensures that no one is deprived of their liberty except as a last resort.
Among the senators' principles for any reform legislation is that it "[p]rovides for the humane treatment of everyone detained by immigration authorities and ensures that no one is deprived of their liberty except as a last resort".
But the bail of three MPs on Wednesday morning demonstrated that maybe the Greek justice system wasn't quite as ready as everybody had hoped; that maybe putting a case of flimsy evidence together in a week wasn't enough to keep everyone detained.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's representative to the Revolutionary Guards, Mojtaba Zolnour, said in a speech Thursday that almost everyone now detained had confessed — raising the prospect that more confessions will be made public.
They jot down the license plates of police vehicles and the names of commanding officers, and keep track of everyone who is detained.
"Everyone who is detained purely for peacefully publishing their views or other information on the internet, or for accessing certain websites is a prisoner of conscience and should be released immediately and unconditionally," Amnesty International said.
At the end of the meeting, Prayuth ordered everyone inside to be detained, and announced the army was seizing power on state television.
Lee checked his phone for an e-mail from the Department of Justice, which had promised to send a list of everyone who was still detained.
