Sentence examples for organizing detention from inspiring English sources

Commanding officer of SAO Krajina TO in Dubica Milinko Janjetović, commander of SAO Krajina police in Dubica Momčilo Kovačević and two of their subordinates, Stevo Radunović and Veljko Radunović were sentenced to 20 years in prison each, and Stevan Dodoš was sentenced to 15 years in prison for organizing detention of the civilians and participation in their execution near Baćin.

Consequently she denounced the letter and organized the detention of Diego Paroissien.

The Russian list published Saturday on the Foreign Ministry's website contained 18 names of U.S. officials, generals, judges, attorneys, agents responsible for organizing the Guantanamo detention camp or for the arrests, prosecution and judging of Russian arms trafficker Viktor Bout and Russian pilot-turned-drug-smuggler Konstantin Yaroshenko.

Officials of the Muslim Brotherhood said the group opposed such vigilante justice and did not organize the detentions.

In an interview, Judge Reade said prosecutors had organized the immigrants' detention to make it easy for their lawyers to meet with them.

Despite being granted bail on 20 May, Rajab was kept in detention on a further charge of "organizing illegal protests".

"Detention is not driven by real immigration policy or need," said Francisca Porchas, the organizing director of Puente Human Rights Movement, a Phoenix-based advocacy group that opposes the detention of immigrants.

"This is a small, semi-rural town, a blip on the south side of Chicago," said Jerry Callaway, a Crete resident who has organized opposition to the detention center over the past year.

Mr. Kazulin, who was arrested Saturday as he led a march toward a detention center where opposition members were being held, faces charges of organizing group actions and hooliganism, Belarus's federal prosecutor said, according to the Belapan news agency.

We hoped that the President's actions would match our organizing efforts and years of building collective power and taking risks to provide relief from detention and deportations for ourselves and for our communities.

Local organizing groups and coalitions around the country are advocating for the end of the immigrant detention-industrial complex and of unjust laws imposed on immigrants, such as illegal entry and reentry.