Examples of using Detainees in English and their translations into Hindi
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The ISSG called upon any party holding detainees to protect the health
Occasionally, some detainees are forced to go into exile as a condition for their release.
They are among 36 detainees who have been kept at the Centaur Hotel here after their detention.
Sixty-five detainees have been released from Afghanistan's high security Bagram detention centre, a move condemned by the US as"deeply regrettable".
Pillay said she was particularly concerned about sub-Saharan African detainees whom the brigades automatically assume to be fighters for Gaddafi.
Indicted hoodlums and detainees are prohibited from taking part in the races as voters.
Chourbaji persuaded 150 women detainees to go on a hunger strike to force the regime to present their cases to a judge.
If those detainees are not released,
These prisons were generally not holding high-value detainees, but prisoners deemed of some intelligence use from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The EU raised the issue of China's inhuman treatment of detainees during its annual human rights dialogue with China in April.
ensure fair trial guarantees, in accordance with its human rights obligations, and afford all detainees access to medical care.
the North Korean leadership released three American detainees.
The UN Says the United States is Still Torturing Detainees at Guantánamo.
The Indian-American community in the US has expressed concern over reports that that federal immigration officials are force-feeding Indian detainees.
The UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan says it interviewed 13 detainees from a group of 53 recently rescued from the Taliban.
After an operation lasting several hours a spokeswoman for the immigration authority told AFP late on Sunday that all detainees had been released.
However, US defense officials confirmed that US forces were involved in the interrogation of detainees captured in Yemen last year,
Therefore, as was also suggested by military psychologists after the systematic abuse of Iraqi detainees in Abu-Ghraib prison in 2003 was revealed,
The report was based on interviews with 84 witnesses including former guards and officials, detainees, judges and lawyers, as well as experts on detention in Syria.
the tracking of detainees for nine days sowing the psychosis