Examples of using Without being charged in English and their translations into Arabic
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About 265 suspected detainees, including 10 women, have been held in custody by the Government without being charged or having access to legal counsel since May 2000.
Moreover, her custody should not have extended beyond 10 September 2011, without being charged; however, she was only formally charged on 15 April 2012.
Moreover, the time limit of 48 hours for police custody is allegedly rarely observed in practice, and some persons have reportedly been detained for years without being charged.
On 20 February 1997 the Special Representative sent to the Permanent Representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the United Nations Office at Geneva a letter requesting information on the arrest in March and April 1996 of 32 women in the eastern and western provinces of Azerbaijan who were said to remain in detention without being charged or tried.
psychological abuse before being released without being charged.
Can I cancel my order without being charged?
He has been held for more than four months without being charged.
They were all released by May 2010 without being charged.
This man is being held without being charged with a crime.
At 6 p.m., he was released without being charged with any offence.
Some of them were released in the night of 9 September, without being charged.
The children were arrested and formally accused but were later released without being charged.
On 30 May 2006, the owner of Thai Travel was interviewed by the police without being charged.
More than 30, however, remained in detention until the end of February without being charged.
He was jailed for almost a year without being charged, after which he was released and discharged from the army.
You will need to“subscribe”, with the option of cancelling at any time during the one-week period without being charged.
On 20 November 1998, RCD soldiers arrested 14 boys from the Mabanga district in the commune of Karisimbi without being charged.
Mr. Yusuf stated that they were interrogated for months in Djibouti without being charged.
These include, inter alia, arrest without warrant and detention for almost four years, without being charged or brought before a judge.
He was set free the following day without being charged, on the condition that he left the country within the next three days.