Sentence examples for without proper trial from inspiring English sources

In 1987, thousands of prisoners were executed without proper trial, leading Montazeri to write to the ayatollah that his prison system and his judiciary were worse than that of the Shah.

It was conducted as a trial without a proper trial, and grand jurors were given a document from 1979 saying it was legal to shoot a suspect in the back, a ruling that was overturned 30 years ago, in 1984.

Lock them up without a proper trial, of course.That's how the British government is dealing with people it suspects of terrorism.

The Guardian's Slow Torture series rightly highlights the government's powers to impose a wide array of illiberal and often draconian restrictions on Muslim terror suspects, without a proper trial and often on the basis of secret evidence.

She was also highly critical of the fact that two Salafists arrested for the US embassy attack died in prison after a long hunger strike without a proper trial procedure coming into effect.

He came to power in a military coup in 1961 and ruled for 18 years; during his tenure, dissidents were tortured and sometimes executed without a proper trial on the same kinds of accusations now leveled at Mr. Lee.

A virtual no-go area for journalists, we manage to sneak in and meet Sahrawis whose activism puts them at risk of enduring both police brutality and detainment – without a proper trial – in the infamous Black Prison.

These detentions are quasi-legal action through which Israel incarcerates individuals without charge or proper trial.

On the 12th day of the trial, during his summation, the Judge-Advocate said that whether the British had used illegal ammunition or abused a flag of truce was irrelevant; the German troops still had absolutely no right to execute prisoners of war without a fair and proper trial.

When he is, there will be no clearer example that we are much better off taking terrorists and putting them through proper trial and imprisonment, not simply tossing them in Gitmo without a real plan.

I think everybody ­deserves a proper trial," he says.