Sentence examples for problems of detention from inspiring English sources

The MoD says the Baha Mousa inquiry, which investigated the killing of Mr Mousa and torture of several other civilians, dealt with any general problems of detention and interrogation.

In 1997-1998 Biletzki helped establish the human rights movement "Open Doors" which worked on the problems of administrative detention in Israel.

Amnesty's report concludes that the camp closures are a positive step forward for human rights, but the fundamental problems of arbitrary detention remain in China: Many of the policies and practices which resulted in individuals being punished for peacefully exercising their human rights by sending them to RTL have not fundamentally changed: quite the contrary.

Especially stressed was the point that the proposed Act does not meet squarely the problems of forced detention of leprosy patients: It was insisted that the existing authority of the PHS should not be repealed or cast in doubt without careful consideration and provision for alternative methods of meeting the problem, should need arise.

Fernando Garcia, executive director for The Border Network for Human Rights, told the Guardian: "This exposes the systematic problems of ICE's detention facilities and how our immigration officials treat asylum seekers and migrants in this country.

Secrecy has been a major part of the problem with this type of detention regime.

The problem is compounded by the length of detention pending a verdict, which was only recently capped at 5 years for criminal counts and 10 years for political charges.

But the facility presents an extreme microcosm of two of the most pressing national prison problems: pretrial detention and overcrowding.

This unnecessarily cumbersome and inefficient process is horrific for survivors, and the conditions and confinement of detention just add to the problem.

In this way, the problem that Gitmo may pose as a symbol is the overstated dilemma, compared with the problem of the indefinite detention of prisoners who have been deemed releaseable.

The immigration department has attempted to cover up statistics showing alarming rates of children's mental health problems in detention, the Australian Human Rights Commission's inquiry into children in detention has heard.