A dossier (pdf) by the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights independently corroborates Amnesty's allegations: The human rights violations perpetrated... have included killings of fugitives, prisoners and detainees, injuries caused by severe physical violence, torture and misuse of weapons, the imposition of house arrest, and other restrictions that have been imposed on civil society organisations.
In Italy during the war, a fugitive prisoner, he woke from a sleep on a mountainside to find a German officer standing over him.
Physician, fugitive, federal prisoner, clinician to the homeless, advocate for AIDS patients.
After a 16-year manhunt, Mladic's journey from Balkan fugitive to prisoner in the Netherlands unfolded at remarkable speed.
As law enforcement in Orange County turned up the pressure on local Vietnamese criminal organizations, hoping they might be able to use daily raids to leverage a surrender, the fugitives and their prisoner were actually holed up east of Los Angeles, in the Flamingo Inn Motel in Rosemead.
The mystery this morning was whether he was killed as a fugitive or a prisoner — captured alive, and then killed.
He has been an image on a surveillance camera, a suspect, a fugitive, then a prisoner in Florida's custody.
He was employed by USG7 and later US Corrections, two private extradition companies hired by local law enforcement agencies that need a suspect, fugitive, or other prisoner picked up or dropped off in another state.
But American copyright law allowed Random House to renew its copyright on the last three parts of Scott Moncrieff-KilmarThe-Enright: "The Prisoner," "The Fugitive" and "Time Regained".
Angela Davis, whose early-seventies career as a fugitive and a political prisoner provides one model of how to be famous and black, speaks of the need to question the way "O.
