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According to the latest World Health Organization (WHO) publication on imprisonment, the estimated imprisoned population across the WHO European Region on any given day in 2012 was 2 million people [ 1].

One has been sentenced by a Bosnian court to a month's imprisonment, the mission announced.

The charges against him include attempted murder and unlawful imprisonment, the police said.

After initial claims of physical imprisonment, the police then started to use the phrase "invisible handcuffs".

Although Mollah was sentenced to life imprisonment, the Supreme Court changed the verdict to death sentence in September.

The decision to revisit the YouTube ban had nothing to do with the Youssef's imprisonment, the ministry said.

Having undergone such imprisonment, the Jewish functionaries did not need Eichmann to convince them of the desirability of emigration.

After a harsh imprisonment, the gay writer Reinaldo Arenas left for America in 1980, during the Mariel boatlift.

Heightening the sense of imprisonment, the volunteers can send short posts to Twitter, but they cannot read any responses.

Prosecutors are seeking life imprisonment, the same term he would have faced had he been convicted of every count.

When one factors in Britain's high rate of total imprisonment, the number of youngsters behind bars is startling.