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He said there had been a recent increase in prisoners which could be linked to prosecutions for historic sex offences.

The charity founder Ben Cooley said: "We've learned from experience that victim welfare is inextricably linked to the prosecution of perpetrators.

The announcement came as lawmakers in several countries threatened to impose sanctions on officials linked to the prosecution of the lawyer, Sergei L. Magnitsky, who had been drawn into a feud between Russian officials and his employer, Hermitage Capital, an investment fund based in London.

"We've learnt from experience that victim welfare is inextricably linked to the prosecution of perpetrators," he said.

But the codebreaking genius died in 1954 after consuming cyanide - an act many have linked to his prosecution for being a homosexual.

The NLG charges that Haynes is also directly linked to the prosecution of low-level service members for using techniques he approved.

The Snowden effect continued to roll today, with fresh revelations detailing how the pervasive surveillance of the National Security Agency NSAA) is in fact linked to domestic criminal prosecution.

The State Department has barred officials linked to Mr. Magnitsky's prosecutions from entering the United States.

Researcher gwern.net, who's kept an impressively comprehensive list of all the known drug arrests and prosecutions linked to English-language dark net markets, has recorded around 23 reported arrests of Australians.

Barrett Brown, the activist-journalist whose prosecution linked to the 2012 Stratfor email hack sparked first-amendment concerns among internet activists, lawyers and publishers, has agreed to a plea deal, according to Wired.

It is not believed that Ms Saberi's prosecution was linked to Mr Ghobadi's work.