Examples of using Insein in English and their translations into Arabic
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The authorities also recognized that some 30 to 40 prisoners were shackled in Insein prison.
Annex: Detainees interviewed by the Special Rapporteur in Insein prison on 5 November 2003 21.
Persons with past records are randomly rounded up by local police or the military in resettlement areas, and in downtown Yangon, along Insein Road and in the small coffee houses.
To his knowledge, 30 prisoners are in this situation, including a group of 24 prisoners detained in Insein prison since 1989.
In February 2009, the Special Rapporteur found at random in Insein and HpaAn prisons two inmates who had been forced to be porters for the army in Kayin State.
The reports received indicate that the detention conditions of detainees at Insein prison in Yangon remain appalling.
The prison authorities admitted having some 30 to 40 shackled prisoners in Insein.
Baddanda Tareelanka Bi Wuntha, head monk of the Ywarma religious school(Insein, Yangon), who has allegedly been detained in Insein prison since 1990 for having opposed the murder of two priests and two students on 8 August 1990 and for having boycotted official religious ceremonies.
According to the Government, doctors at Insein prison have" constantly rendered proper medical treatment to her", and no investigation has been made into the allegations as no complaints were lodged by or on behalf of the alleged victim.
Kyaw Soe, Myo Yan Naung Thein and Win Maw are also still detained in Insein prison and have reportedly been charged under section 5(g) of the penal code.
Suu Kyi is kept in a safe place and is no longer in the compound of the Insein Prison, and that it is taking good care of her by providing food and clothes.
On 17 February 2005, all individuals concerned were transferred to Central Insein Prison, Yangon, where they were held until 2 November 2005 under the authority of the Department of Correctional Services of the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Mon Min Soe(also known as Min Min Soe), included in the report as selfidentified political activist, has also reportedly been identified as a member of the 88 Generation Student group and is reportedly still in Insein prison.
Human rights defender Aung Zaw Oo is still reportedly detained in Insein prison and is said to have been charged under section 5(g) of the Penal Code.
During his mission, he met with three prisoners of conscience in Insein prison(Aung Naing, Naing Yekha and Phyo Wai Aung),
However, the visit had to be interrupted, owing to an incident involving the discovery by the Special Rapporteur of a functioning listening device placed under the table in the room where he was conducting interviews with political prisoners at Insein prison on 22 March.
In his meeting with the Chief of Police, the Special Rapporteur enquired about Mr. Zarganar and was told that he was being detained at Insein prison, and had been taken to court on 30 July 2008.
In relation to the reported detained monks, U Kaw Vida is still reportedly detained in Insein annex prison and has been charged under sections 134, 135 and 505(b) of the Penal Code.
On 26 October 2011, 15 political prisoners in Insein prison reportedly began another hunger strike to protest against the denial of the right to sentence reductions, a right apparently provided for in the Myanmar jail manual.
Since the ICRC visits began in May, delegates had been to nine places of detention, including Insein prison and the central prison in Mandalay, and to three places of administrative internment.