Sentence examples for foreign jail from inspiring English sources

UNTIL recently, Canadians who ended up in a foreign jail could be confident of help.

What will our response be when the next American is thrown in a foreign jail and held indefinitely without being charged?

Was it compatible with my human rights as a vulnerable adult to be thrown into a hostile foreign jail with no evidence of my crimes?

The thought of being in a foreign jail, in a country where you have been accused of attacking electronic assets at a time when terrorism was an ever-present threat, was terrifying.

Legally speaking, his victory would mean that the leader of one of Africa's foremost states must stand trial in July for alleged wrongdoing that could result in a life sentence in a foreign jail.

In the course of it, he will be hectored, repudiated, and gazed at with loathing on the subway; the house where he and his wife, Mary Amy Ryann), live with their children will be shot at; and he will spend a night in a foreign jail.

The United States regularly invokes the convention to visit Americans in foreign jails.

I had seen a lot better rooms in documentaries about foreign jails.

When it comes to light, many are quick to condemn poor treatment of prisoners in some foreign jails.

We should not be consigning unconvicted people to months or years of pre-trial detention in foreign jails, while prosecutors drag their feet.

But I am sure that should the justice secretary, Jack Straw, grant him a pardon, the consequences for many prisoners currently in foreign jails could be severe.