Sentence examples for permanent prisons from inspiring English sources

For the four months it took the JTF to build permanent prisons, Nabil lived in a metal cage under the burning Cuban sun.

In X-Ray's interrogation huts, and later in the permanent prisons of Camp Delta, Americans practiced short-shackling, stress positions, dry-boarding (stuffing rags down a man's throat and taping his nose and mouth shut), and sexual humiliation.

Military officials say construction is soon to begin at Guantánamo on a second permanent prison unit, a $24-million 24-millionhat will house 200 high-secompoundethatees.

What most of Haiti's population is looking for, he said, "is an opening out of the ghetto, an opening out of the permanent prison and segregation they are living in".

The last planeload of prisoners arrived at the camp on Feb. 15, but scores of additional detainees at the Kandahar air base in Afghanistan are likely to be flown to the Cuban camp after a permanent prison is built.

In fact, permanent prison nursing staff use problem-focused coping more frequently than part-time nursing staff.

Captives lived there for four months in 2002 while the military built permanent prison camps.

After being sentenced, Justin was temporarily sent to Wasco, a prison north of Bakersfield, where he waited to hear what permanent prison he'd be sent to for the remaining five years of his sentence.

On May 13 , 1942 he, his mother and his little sister Yuka were rounded up with other Japanese-Americans in Hood River, Oregon, and put on trains to what was then called an "assembly center" in Pinedale, California ― a hastily converted detention facility where thousands of Japanese-Americans were temporarily imprisoned before being sent to more permanent prison camps around the country.

Still, anywhere there are humans, there are bound to be violent acts and petty offenses, and that raises the question: How are criminal cases handled where sovereignty is a muddle and there are no permanent courts, prisons or police forces?

A16 Permanent U.S. Prison in Cuba The Guantánamo Bay detention facility is taking on a permanent air as the authorities build a hard-walled traditional prison alongside the units that have housed detainees for nearly two years.