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Nevertheless, he remained largely quiet in defence of Rezaian, whose detention has been widely condemned internationally.

There are now 20 detainees, including one girl – whose detention requires two staff members.

Rhuhel Ahmed, one of the men whose detention is chronicled in the film, said he was verbally abused.

Fathi Terbil, a lawyer whose detention in February set off the Libyan uprising, said he was frustrated by the reports of torture.

"We want to know if he's alone," said Fathi Terbil, the lawyer whose detention set off Libya's rebellion and who is now one of its leaders.

Three days later, Gillis, Foley, and Brabo were freed, along with another journalist — Briton Nigel Chandler, whose detention was previously unknown — but Anton was not with them.

Mr. Randt's most immediate concern is the fate of two Chinese scholars with ties to the United States, whose detentions have complicated the warming relations.

Other cases taken up by rights groups or the American government involve Chinese citizens with strong connections to the West or whose detentions could by proxy affect American citizens or companies.

He was followed by a victim of human trafficking whose indefinite detention led to psychotic episodes and a suicide attempt.

One detainee was "an 'intellectually challenged' man whose CIA detention was used solely as leverage to get a family member to provide information".

After two years, Mr. Brammertz failed to identify any new suspects beyond those Mr. Mehlis arrested, notably four senior Lebanese security officials (whose continued detention he nevertheless reconfirmed).