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He noted that two of the inmates had been prosecution informers on earlier cases.

Current regulatory solutions have been prosecution based.

But the creation of the Brazilian Truth Commission has also highlighted the contrast with other Latin American countries - like Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay and Peru - which have already gone through this process, and where in some cases there have been prosecutions and convictions.

He also said the Health and Safety Executive must say why there had been no prosecution.

Mr. Daschle also asked why there had been no prosecutions in the Enron collapse.

But it said that as it was a "taboo" subject there had been no prosecutions.

As of April 2006, there had been no prosecutions of any peacekeepers from the U.S. for trafficking offenses.

Until then, workers' attempts to establish closed shops had been subject to prosecution.

Ms Homer explained why there had been only one prosecution of someone whose hidden accounts in Switzerland had been revealed.

The panel also noted that there had been "very few prosecutions" against reported torturers in Israel.

A spokeswoman for the immigration department confirmed there had been three successful prosecutions "in recent years".