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With 2.3 million people behind bars, the United States has imprisoned a higher percentage of its population than any other nation, according to the Pew Center on the States and other groups.

China has ordered its media to report only positive news and has imprisoned a pro-democracy dissident amid a clampdown on dissent ahead of the most important meeting of the communist party in five years.

Now an SS major, he is the commander of a V-2 rocket battery in the Netherlands, where he has imprisoned a young Dutch woman and a German boy.

Michael Attenborough says Cameron can no longer ignore a brutal regime that arrests people for attending a play, has imprisoned a theatre director for 15 hours with no toilet, and has threatened to bulldoze a man's home for allowing blacklisted actors to perform.

- The notoriously gay-hating Ugandan government has imprisoned a British producer who staged a play about "the trails of a young businessman coming out in the religiously and politically charged climate in Uganda".

WASHINGTON — For months, the Trump administration has imprisoned an American citizen without charging him with a crime.

But it was a seminal victory for IRA: the first time that police had imprisoned a slave owner.

He expressed regret that U.S. authorities had imprisoned a man with such a wealth of underworld connections.

The Kremlin acted to stop the protests; new laws prescribe draconian punishments for acts of dissent, and the courts have imprisoned a small number of activists.

The Swedish government had imprisoned a pastor for homophobic preaching, and for the WBC that made the store a legitimate target for a ritualised Biblical smackdown.

The general had imprisoned a group of mercenaries hired by the government to fight an insurgency in the island of Bougainville, and had called on Sir Julius to resign.