"unjustly detained" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who has been held by authorities without just cause. For example: "The human rights organization is calling for the release of those unjustly detained by the government."
Bahrainis democracy campaigners are being attacked on daily basis, arrested, tortured, and unjustly detained.
Some civil rights activists also allege that Muslim youths in particular are being targeted and unjustly detained in terrorism cases.
"Iranian authorities also have unjustly detained or imprisoned U.S. citizens on various charges, including espionage and posing a threat to national security".
Lowery gained national attention last month when he was unjustly detained by Ferguson's out-of-control police while covering the demonstrations.
We do have a long history of taking care of American citizens when they are unjustly detained outside the United States.
In recent years, other Americans, including two scholars, a Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty correspondent and an American democracy activist, were unjustly detained.
However now mental disease is being used as a crippling, silent killer that is seemingly dismissed by the same system that used mental health as an excuse to unjustly detain.
"Iranian authorities continue to unjustly detain and imprison U.S. citizens, particularly Iranian-Americans, including students, journalists, business travelers, and academics, on charges including espionage and posing a threat to national security," it advised.
"We refuse to accept them here". In Baghdad, about 300 tribesmen from southern Iraq demonstrated in front of a central square where U.S. troops are stationed, accusing American forces of unjustly detaining a tribal leader who was arrested three weeks ago in a town near Nasiriyah.
"Trump is spending his weekends golfing in Bedminster, N.J., while Ahmed will spend his 18th birthday in jail," Madhiraju said, noting that Hassan's birthday is on May 25 and that the president is legally required to make inquiries to any foreign government that unjustly detains an American. .
The deal did not change all of Iran's bad behavior: Tehran continued to test conventional ballistic missiles, to foment violence in Iraq and Syria, and to unjustly detain Americans.
