Now, there will be only "homicides probably linked to a federal indictment" and kidnappings — or, rather, "illegal deprivations of freedom".
Each of the countries examined has experienced conflict or political instability and a vicious cycle of insecurity, weak rule of law, a flourishing illegal economy, extreme deprivation and, consequently, deleterious health outcomes.
Some of the practices Mr. Rumsfeld left in place seem illegal, like prolonged sleep deprivation.
General Bignone is accused of holding ultimate responsibility for myriad cases of torture, illegal break-ins and deprivations of human rights from 1976 to 1978, before he was appointed president by the military junta in the waning years of the dictatorship.
The bill would make it illegal to "provoke a person to seek excessive weight loss by encouraging prolonged nutritional deprivation that would have the effect of exposing them to risk of death or endangering health".
Results: Indicators of social deprivation such as low educational level, poverty and illegal residence or asylum request, were strongly associated with the outcome in univariate analysis.
The United States used interrogation techniques that it had previously condemned as illegal when used by others, including waterboarding, stress positions, extended sleep deprivation, sexual humiliation and prolonged solitary confinement.
This social deprivation led to increased levels of gang crime linked to illegal narcotics, firearms and robberies.
This report — entitled "Surviving Hell: Testimonies of Victims on Places of Illegal Detention in Donbas" — follows other dossiers that have detailed a catalogue of institutional torture: sleep deprivation, beatings, sexual violence, mock executions, amongst other horrors.
