Sentence examples for in detention from from inspiring English sources

"All the prison facilities are characterized by very large numbers of deaths in detention from forced, hard labor accompanied by deliberate starvation-level food rations," charged the report, "The Hidden Gulag: Exposing North Korea's Prison Camps".

He said the government had been left with a "massive legacy caseload" of asylum seekers held in detention from the previous Labor government which the Coalition had to work through.

Still in detention from the high court group are three couples, seven single women, 39 single men, five mothers plus their adult child, and one couple plus their adult daughter.

He spent total of five years and three months in detention from May 2006 to July 2011, when his arrest for breaching the peace sparked the current case before the ECHR in Strasbourg.

Before PEP was officially implemented last year, at least 377 local law enforcement agencies were refusing to honor some or all requests to hold immigrants in detention from ICE.

"If any of those who have abused me for not reading this partisan, inaccurate report had themselves bothered to read the facts on children in detention from any number of estimates on immigration – which sadly the Human Rights Commission [AHRC] itself didn't bother to read – then they may have not been so quick to rush to social media," he said.

Uzbekistan is ranked as the sixth most corrupt country in the world by Transparency International and has been banned from most arms purchases in Europe and the United States since political prisoners were discovered to have died in detention a decade ago from scalding water — from, in fact, being boiled alive.

Its main fear is that the general, who is 83 and suffers from several ailments, might die in detention far from home.

"She was in detention only from 9am till 5pm," he said.

"What this act does is prevents any health workers who are working in detention centres from carrying out their normal professional activities, such as collecting data and presenting it at academic and professional forums – it criminalises it," he told AAP.

160 generals are held in detention, dismissed from their duties.