Examples of using Detention orders in English and their translations into Russian
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Lebanese under administrative detention orders which could be extended indefinitely.
issued new administrative detention orders using the powers conferred on them by the state of emergency.
It is alleged that their detention orders may be renewed indefinitely by the Minister of Home Affairs without any reference to courts.
They also issued three administrative detention orders for periods ranging from five to six months,
They also issued nine administrative detention orders for periods ranging from five to six months,
on transferring to the courts the power to issue detention orders.
Amnesty International annual report, Israel arrested 1,200 Palestinians for security offences and issued 270 administrative detention orders.
subsequently issued new administrative detention orders pursuant to the Emergency Law.
He was arrested in August 1994 in El Bireh and his detention orders were extended repeatedly.
Under the Preservation of Public Security Act(Cap. 57), detention orders can be invoked for reasons of public security.
their representatives the right to appeal against detention orders.
Preventative Detention Orders(PDOs) may only be made by an"eligible Judge" under strictly limited circumstances and grounds(s 21G),
His detention orders were repeatedly renewed for the next six years,
which gave greater powers to Chief District Officers to issue detention orders, for up to six months in some cases, for incidents related to public order. .
In October 1995, the Israeli military authorities issued 34 administrative detention orders against Palestinian residents of the West Bank
Article 19 of the Promotion of Freedom Act regulates arrest and detention orders, in regard to which it refers to the circumstances and time-limits specified in other legislative enactments.
Issuing administrative detention orders against detainees who posed a danger to public security in the West Bank in those cases was recognized by international law
25 of whom were held in administrative detention orders.
to make submissions on applications for preventative detention orders to ensure that the public interest,
allowed them to contest detention orders in the first-instance administrative court.