Sentence examples for incarceration without charge from inspiring English sources
Each spent between four and six years in incarceration without charge.
Dhiab and an undisclosed cohort of detainees are on hunger strike to protest against their incarceration without charge.
A harrowing account of over a decade of incarceration without charge, by a detainee still in the Cuban prison.
"I am very pleased his long incarceration without charge is finally over," David Schlesinger, the editor in chief of Reuters, said in a statement.
Earlier methods of protecting the public from them, such as prolonged incarceration without charge and deportation to countries where they might be tortured, had been ruled unlawful.
These 501s, facing only an indefinite incarceration without charge, or forcible deportation, now outnumber asylum seekers in many immigration detention centres across Australia, including on Christmas Island.
Mr. Diab and Mr. Halahleh have been without food for 76 days to protest their incarceration without formal charges.
The two longest-striking prisoners, who have gone without food for 66 days, appeared in wheelchairs before Israel's Supreme Court on Thursday morning, pleading for their release from what is known here as administrative detention — incarceration without formal charges.
Israeli officials said they had made no commitment to end the practice of incarceration without formal charges or a trial, known as administrative detention, and that current administrative detainees would serve out their terms.
Last year, hundreds of Palestinian prisoners held a hunger strike that lasted weeks, demanding improved conditions and an end to incarceration without formal charges or a trial, known as administrative detention.
JERUSALEM — Israel's Supreme Court on Monday rejected appeals for the release of two Palestinian prisoners who have been on a hunger strike for 69 days to protest their incarceration without formal charges, sharpening concern for their lives and raising the specter of widespread unrest in the event of a death.
