Examples of using Arbitrary arrest in English and their translations into Greek
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Arbitrary arrest and imprisonment for opposing these policies had produced in Parliament a violent hostility to Charles
Uribe's policies for mass arbitrary arrest have shot prison numbers up by more than 10 000 in the last year.
The European arrest warrant means that British citizens now effectively no longer enjoy the basic protection of the law against arbitrary arrest and detention as established by Magna Carta.
In Senegal and Cameroon, men faced arbitrary arrest, detention, torture
civil unrest, poor health infrastructure, and arbitrary arrest and detention of U.S. citizens,” it said in a statement.
individuals in need of international protection are similarly at risk of arbitrary arrest, indefinite detention
harassment and arbitrary arrest.
Several NGOs have accused the regime of regularly holding fraudulent elections and the arbitrary arrest of hundreds of opponents.
poor health infrastructure, and arbitrary arrest and detention of US citizens",
harsh jail conditions, arbitrary arrest and detention, and impunity of the highly placed.
poor health infrastructure, and arbitrary arrest and detention of U.S. citizens," the State Department said.
acts of harassment, arbitrary arrest, judicial harassment,
assassination, ambush, arbitrary arrest and summary execution.
their peoples subject to secret police, arbitrary arrest, torture, and oppression.
and intimidation, arbitrary arrest, extortions, and bribery.
In both Gothenburg and Genoa, the police used excessive force and abusive tactics, including assaults on and the arbitrary arrest and improper treatment of non-violent demonstrators.
which measures incidents of extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrest and torture, rates 36 countries as extreme risk on this issue.
intimidation, arbitrary arrest and detention, as well as torture and other ill-treatment.
which measures incidents of extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrest and torture, rates 36 countries as extreme risk on this issue.
with dissidents forbidden to travel and subject to arbitrary arrest.