We're putting older folks in detention, folks who are ill, children, permanent residents were in detention.
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He sought medical care while in detention, but an evaluation by an independent physician determined that the treatment he'd received in detention was sporadic and ineffective.
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A suspension of that requirement would allow the government to keep underage migrants in detention alongside their parents in detention centers that are not intended to house children.
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A long-standing court order limits the amount of time of migrant children can be held in detention to 20 days, which makes it difficult for ICE to hold them in detention.
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Ramirez wrote that he spent his 24th birthday in detention.
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Like Ghosn, Hamp was held in detention under harsh conditions.
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He is expected to remain in detention through his trial.
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Ghosn has been in detention in Tokyo since his Nov.
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After two weeks in detention, ICE released Vargas on Friday.
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She remains in detention and cannot participate in the hearings.
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His lawyer said he was then beaten while in detention.
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Tracking the number of people in detention is also difficult.
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Families often spend less time in detention than other groups.
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What is it going to mean for families in detention?
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Many are being detained, abused while in detention and deported.
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She described her own experience in detention centers as traumatic.
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Kevin Garratt spent two years in detention before being deported.
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Choi is in detention as she undergoes trial in Seoul.
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In the meantime, Berberoglu would remain in detention, he said.
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He was arrested by immigration officials and placed in detention.
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Hours later, penal courts decided to keep them in detention.
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Mr. Cobin is in detention and charged with attempted murder.
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Stuck in detention, immigrants often become overwhelmed and give up.
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Today, Samey is back in detention in Port Isabel, Tex.
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Ms. Cao died in detention before a winner was chosen.
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Ghosn and Kelly have been in detention since November 19.
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This time, if caught, he faced six months in detention.
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In detention, there isn't really access to mental health services.
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And she vastly increased the number of immigrants in detention.
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Ludin recalled conversations she had with other women in detention.
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But that just means families will sit in detention centers.
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They are not in detention but are awaiting deportation hearings.
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But what I experienced in detention was shocking and disturbing.
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Beds are just that -- beds for undocumented immigrants in detention.
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Those without papers may spend a long time in detention.
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There are 1,389 asylum seekers currently in detention in Australia.
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There are still tens of thousands of immigrants in detention.
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His grandmother Blanca was then in detention in Washington state.
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But 56 people remained in detention as of last week.
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A few weeks later he was found dead in detention.
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S. has world's highest rate of children in detention -U.
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Letters were also so important for my survival in detention.
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So you were in detention and they let you out.
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That means the workers could themselves end up in detention.
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Rahman was determined to have died of hypothermia while in detention.
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He denies the charge and says he was tortured in detention.
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I asked how long some of them have been in detention.
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He was blindfolded throughout his time in detention, Lovemore Madhuku said.
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A staff member confirmed Ibrahim al-Mamari was still in detention.
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Another brother was released after being in detention for three days.
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"The number [of people in detention] could swell indefinitely," she said.
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Prosecutors argued Martinelli should remain in detention until he is extradited.
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U.N. and rights groups have accused authorities of torture in detention.
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No single foe is to blame for the tragedies in Detention.
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"These women in detention are not big drug traffickers," she explains.
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Most have been released from custody although Elovitch remains in detention.
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The three women have been in detention for around two weeks.
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The two men have already been in detention for three weeks.
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He has remained in detention despite a court order in Dec.
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And it's exhausting to be in detention center, after detention center.
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Jin spent seven months in detention before his name was cleared.
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Song Yangbiao, a freelance journalist, said Yang was also in detention.
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The clearinghouse's estimate excluded hearings that were scheduled in detention facilities.
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Museveni has dismissed allegations the MPs were being tortured in detention.
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A Syrian man remains in detention on suspicion of the killing.
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The nephew has since been released; the daughter remains in detention.
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Flores said his health deteriorated during nearly four months in detention.
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"I met with 10 mothers yesterday in detention," Mr. Avenatti said.
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Violations would be punishable by up to 15 days in detention.
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Groups have been critical of the treatment of immigrants in detention.
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She spent three months in jail and three months in detention.
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Nafosat Olloshukurova (Uzbekistan) Uzbek blogger held in detention and psychiatric care.
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Russia is now holding 161 suspected North Korean poachers in detention.
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She was apprehended with her husband, but he remained in detention.
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In detention, the teen-ager was sexually assaulted and physically abused.
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Police do not say how many of them are in detention.
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Lars Norholt was not in detention, the state prosecutor's office said.
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How about finding lawyers to help people in detention fight deportation?
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In recent weeks, the Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo died in detention.
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Mr. Ghosn, 64, has been held in detention for 107 days.
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That's less than half the national rate for immigrants in detention.
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The decision means Ghosn will likely remain in detention until early March.
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Hernandez remained in detention because of two DUIs and faced possible deportation.
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She spent more than a week in detention before being granted bail.
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After making a claim, asylum seekers are usually kept in detention centers.
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The father was put in detention in a separate facility in California.
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Two men are in detention in France in connection with the attacks.
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Canadian diplomats have been allowed to visit the two men in detention.
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There have been multiple claims of sexual and physical abuse in detention.
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In the message, the letter's authors allege they've been mistreated in detention.
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Torture and ill-treatment reportedly remain widespread and systematic in detention facilities.
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As The Economist went to press, he was in detention but unharmed.
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Most of the women and children have been in detention since Aug.
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Conditions in detention centers in Anbar province are known to be squalid.
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Meanwhile, thousands of immigrants sit in detention centers, some of them indefinitely.
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Now she's in detention and ICE is threatening to revoke her status.
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Xu Xiang remains in detention in an undisclosed facility somewhere in Beijing.
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He last heard that his wife had been crying while in detention.
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Ghosn has been in detention since his initial arrest on Nov. 19.
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Migrants in detention have limited choices and are subject to extreme stress.
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For now, he's been ordered to spend four more weeks in detention.
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The remaining two have yet to be charged and remain in detention.
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Current policy keeps families together in detention while they await legal decisions.
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Keeping children or adults in detention for years is harmful and costly.
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He spent three years in detention awaiting a decision about his deportation.
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They ended up in detention centers and they ended up being deported.
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Ghosn is allowed access to a lawyer during his time in detention.
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Unlike defendants in criminal court, immigrants in detention aren't guaranteed an attorney.
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While the offender was still in detention, a huge family conflict arose.
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Mr. Kelly has also been indicted and remains in detention in Tokyo.
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But Alex had now been in detention for more than a year.
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Mr. Green, a Baton Rouge resident, remained in detention on Tuesday evening.
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Nepeskuliev says he was beaten every day for several months in detention.
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In July, Byron celebrated his 8th birthday in detention, without his family.
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Four were released after making televised confessions, but one remains in detention.
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How could Xie have hired his own lawyers while incommunicado in detention?
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Furthermore, it would expedite their hearings to minimize their time in detention.
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While Mr. Mugabe was in detention, his only child died in Ghana.
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Three other men are currently in detention in relation to the events.
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It was not clear how many would remain in detention if any.
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Her attorneys say her post-traumatic stress disorder was exacerbated in detention.
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Among the most contentious has been the separation of families in detention.
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The Australian mother was also in detention in Lebanon, media has reported.
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At least three other Americans are known to still be in detention.
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Since 2014, 12 people have died in detention, many from self-harm.
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Many were placed in detention camps before being reunited with their parents.
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Japanese prosecutors have gone to unusual lengths to keep him in detention.
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They are often kept in detention centers that are akin to prisons.
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Four activists have been released but up to seven others remain in detention.
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But hours later, local penal courts moved to keep the two in detention.
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While courts have released most of them on bail, 634 remain in detention.
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The DOJ also (unsurprisingly) denies that things are "a mess" in detention centers.
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"Today marks 124 days in detention for #PaulWhelan," Kalan wrote on social media.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration has proposed holding more families in detention together indefinitely.
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The 10 others had been previously released, while Kilic has remained in detention.
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Many will spend most, if not all, of that time in detention facilities.
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He has been treated like others in detention, held in a small room.
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As a result, most spend a few days in detention and are released.
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He would be kept in detention "to ensure that the extradition is effective".
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Those held in detention there are never eligible to be resettled in Australia.
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As she has already spent time in detention, she could be released early.
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Or to keep child and parent together, in detention, for months or years?
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There are reports of ISIS sympathizers rioting and attacking guards in detention camps.
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That leaves the person in detention for weeks more than they would normally.
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There have been psychotropic drugs administered to children in detention without parental consent.
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In detention, another immigrant has helped him learn letters of the Korean alphabet.
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This decline could be contributing to the record number of people in detention.
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Norwegian authorities said they had been able to visit their national in detention.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has moved to keep more asylum seekers in detention.
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While in detention, she turned to religion, and found faith in the Church.
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These characters are going to have to work out their differences in detention.
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Hasson's defense team could appeal the judge's decision to keep him in detention.
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Lee, held in detention and on a separate trial, has also denied charges.
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He also oversaw policies that held migrants and asylum seekers in detention offshore.
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If my husband is in detention and Im here, I wont be useful.
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Immigrants held in detention centers are particularly vulnerable to sexual and physical abuse.
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And the group Falun Gong reported dozens of its members died in detention.
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Ghosn, Nissan's one-time savior, has been held in detention since his Nov.
|
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Lee, held in detention and on a separate trial, has also denied wrongdoing.
|
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Interpol meekly accepted a letter of resignation purportedly sent from Meng in detention.
|
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But while in detention they had heard about women like Maria who had.
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But the alliance is likely to be shackled while Ghosn remains in detention.
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The Flores settlement limits the time undocumented children can be held in detention.
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After a month in detention, he was released and reunited with the boy.
|
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Mr. Suttipong, a police lieutenant general, said that Ms. Vashukevich remained in detention.
|
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McConnell has opposed family separations, but backs the holding of families in detention.
|
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Laurent Pic, France's ambassador to Japan, visited Mr. Ghosn in detention on Tuesday.
|
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This time they charged him with resisting arrest and placed him in detention.
|
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In 2016, the average daily population of immigrants in detention dipped to 34,376.
|
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Most of them should not have been in detention in the first place.
|
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She has continued to create art about the women she met in detention.
|
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While in detention, Mr. Domingo said, he was made to sign some documents.
|
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Currently, children can be kept in detention for as long as 20 days.
|
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Nearly 143,000 adolescents under 18 were in detention or correctional facilities in 2015.
|
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The lawmaker has said he was beaten up and tortured while in detention.
|
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She was held in detention overnight and released on bail by Sunday afternoon.
|
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Two fellow Shaltai Boltai hackers, Alexander Filinov and Konstantin Teplyakov, remain in detention.
|
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But dozens of families remain in detention centers, many with pending deportation orders.
|
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Weiss reports that receiving letters helps relieve loneliness for immigrants stuck in detention.
|
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Choi, who is in detention as she undergoes trial, has also denied wrongdoing.
|
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The report notes that it's harder for immigrants in detention to acquire counsel.
|
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That's exactly what it meant; the two spent an entire day in detention.
|
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Several hundred people unable to prove their citizenship are already in detention camps.
|
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Last year activists said 1 million Uighurs had been imprisoned in detention centers.
|
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More than 500 political prisoners are still in detention, Muslim rebel leaders among them.
|
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Her children were taken away from her while she was in detention in Arizona.
|
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And this bill does address allowing children to remain with their parents in detention.
|
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On Nauru, there are 369 people in detention, including 0003 women and 43 children.
|
|
The game catches the attention of four bored modern-day teenagers stuck in detention.
|
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Overall, ICE says the average stay in detention is relatively short — about 28 days.
|
|
Ghosn remains in detention and won't have a chance for release until Jan. 1.
|
|
Kohver was held in detention at Moscow's notorious Lefortovo Prison and charged with espionage.
|
|
The judge ordered Khweis remain in detention until the next hearing on June 14.
|
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"; "$250,000 = One Ticket to Trump Fundraiser"; "24 immigrants have died in detention since 2016.
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Or even just being in detention can traumatize a child, especially if they're younger.
|
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"You're treated like a criminal in detention, as if we had committed a crime."
|
|
Or maybe she was in detention, perhaps for her propensity for trashing the school.
|
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"There are juveniles who are in detention repeatedly, which interrupts their education," he explained.
|
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Her client is "effeminate," she says, and she fears for his safety in detention.
|
|
Canadian executives in China now fear joining Mr Kovrig and Mr Spavor in detention.
|
|
Women who are held in detention and those in prison are barred from voting.
|
|
There are reasonable, cheaper, and more humane alternatives to holding children in detention centers.
|
|
Julio spent three years in detention before he was finally offered a $603,000 bond.
|
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But they account for 96% of youngsters aged between 10 and 17 in detention.
|
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Some 1,200 people are in detention, with many held for more than three years.
|
|
They were being held in detention there last year; they were not in hiding.
|
|
"I am interested in detention issues for the sake of justice," Mr. Wilcke said.
|
|
By this August, the CDC had reported 224 cases of mumps in detention centers.
|
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She was held overnight in detention at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, he said.
|
|
The prosecutor may request that he remains in detention, the court press officer says.
|
|
Dahlin is now based in Thailand, but has trouble forgetting his time in detention.
|
|
In those desperate days, after weeks in detention, I was at a breaking point.
|
|
Mr. Bakr and another Syrian who rented the apartment in Chemnitz are in detention.
|
|
A record 13,000 migrant children are in detention awaiting a hearing, the AP reported.
|
|
Her joints ached and were still swollen from her time in detention in Libya.
|
|
First lady Melania Trump traveled to Texas to visit immigrant children in detention facilities.
|
|
He said he was beaten with an iron bar in detention in northern Uganda.
|
|
He was held in detention for nearly five years while his case went nowhere.
|
|
Monica left Cameroon in January 2012 and has been in detention since February 9.
|
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The CDC report dealt only with mumps, not other health problems in detention facilities.
|
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The father was sentenced to six years, and the daughter three years, in detention.
|
|
More than 27,93 such children remain in detention facilities — like one in Brownsville, Tex.
|
|
Adults were turned over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement and placed in detention facilities.
|
|
Armed gangs control life in many Venezuelan prisons, and many people die in detention.
|
|
He was held in detention in Miami for 45 days before he was released.
|
|
Bishop Guo has spent numerous stints in detention and currently lives under police surveillance.
|
|
Judges typically hear cases in courts, and a small number work in detention centers.
|
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Babies have been separated from their parents at the border and remain in detention.
|
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She passed her credible-fear interview but then remained in detention for nine months.
|
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"It's much bigger than just what happens to the immigrants in detention," Gold said.
|
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Why would anyone want to place kids in detention for longer periods of time?
|
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Ms. Fabian said these families would not remain in detention once they are reunited.
|
|
More than 40,000 immigrants are in detention on any given day across the country.
|
|
Each installation played a real recording of a child who was kept in detention.
|
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Last June, Guven was elected to parliament as a HDP member while in detention.
|
|
Several thousand migrants are held in detention centers officially run by the Tripoli government.
|
|
Omoyele Sowore, a publisher and ex-presidential candidate, was released after months in detention.
|
|
Rosario spent two weeks in detention in rural Georgia, too far away to visit.
|
|
On Christmas night, he was still in detention, but the dinner went ahead anyway.
|
|
However, the opposition say that an unspecified number of their members remain in detention.
|
|
Last weekend, Abdullayev's lawyer, Sergei Mayorov, said his client had been tortured in detention.
|
|
After 16 months in detention, Mr. Adams said, his asylum request there was rejected.
|
|
Among the three who remained in detention pending charges was DF leader Andrija Mandic.
|
|
Hathloul's family members said she has reported being physically and sexually abused in detention.
|
|
Speeding up asylum would also shorten the time people need to be in detention.
|
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Nothing in the bill requires ICE to keep parents and children together in detention.
|
|
In addition to this devastation, thousands of people have been unlawfully held in detention.
|
|
Kelly was released on bail late on Christmas day but Ghosn remains in detention.
|
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Certainly, the records that are being proposed for destruction touch on the the actions of federal officials, whether it has to do with sexual abuse or sexual assault in detention, deaths of people in detention or people being placed in solitary confinement.
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Ultimately, what really worries us is the idea of families being kept together in detention.
|
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Batmaz remains in detention after his arrest in the immediate aftermath of the failed coup.
|
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One former president spent almost two years in detention in the 1990s awaiting his trial.
|
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The five Americans detained in Haiti US consular services have visited the Americans in detention.
|
|
However, the court documents show the lawyer appealed the decision to hold him in detention.
|
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The ongoing concern for those currently in detention centers and shelters is also a start.
|
|
Since the raid, ICE has kept Gonzalez's mother, who had previously been deported, in detention.
|
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Counting time served in detention against their sentences, Alaa and Gamal were released in 2015.
|
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Due to court orders, families cannot be held for more than three weeks in detention.
|
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But while getting help in detention may be difficult or impossible, getting drugs is not.
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We demand freedom for children & immigrants in detention camps & an end to Trump's deportation force.
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Those nations are the origin point for more than 90% of the minors in detention.
|
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Wa Lone, 31, and Kyaw Soe Oo, 27, have been in detention since Dec. 12.
|
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Mr. Ba Odah remains locked up, raising the likelihood that he will die in detention.
|
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Their organization monitors human rights abuses in detention and works with lawmakers to change legislation.
|
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After four days, the two were deported to Reynosa; his father is still in detention.
|
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Kevin Euceda, an asylum-seeker from Honduras, looks into the facility's yard while in detention.
|
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He confessed while in detention to participating in terrorist acts, and an investigation is ongoing.
|
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One of them disappeared while in Thailand and is the only one still in detention.
|
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Eight officials of the FDU-Inkingi, including Ingabire's deputy, still remain in detention, Gashabana said.
|
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But does Leventer fear for his safety in detention—is he concerned about sexual assault?
|
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As of March 2094, more than 218,22018 migrants were in detention, according to ICE data.
|
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Trump's solution moving forward is to keep the children and families/parents in detention together.
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It was not suggested by ICE that these families would end up back in detention.
|
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Since 2006, a dozen people have died while in detention, including four cases of suicide.
|
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"Obviously he will remain in detention," police spokeswoman Esther Mwaata Katongo told Reuters without elaborating.
|
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His client, who has recently undergone cancer treatment, was deteriorating in detention, the lawyer said.
|
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Human Rights Watch last November questioned Bahrain's claims that it had ended torture in detention.
|
|
With this prognosis, any attempt to keep her in detention would be cruel and inhumane.
|
|
Meantime, Indonesia has sought consular access to Siti Aishah, the Indonesian woman held in detention.
|
|
Now it wants to hold them in detention indefinitely, and under looser standards of care.
|
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After three months in detention, Elena was granted a rare hearing before an immigration judge.
|
|
Caneiro was ordered to remain in detention until the trial, according to the prosecutor's office.
|
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Convictions typically result in being sentenced to time spent in detention and a $2628 fine.
|
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The proposal would also expedite hearings for those families to minimize their time in detention.
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He would spend the next 11 weeks in detention, mostly at the Doqi police station.
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Do you think they should be getting those kinds of amenities when they're in detention?
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Her husband, Bao Longjun, faced a slightly lesser charge, though he is still in detention.
|
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" When asked about suspects' conditions in detention, Kukimoto said, "We believe they are treated fairly.
|
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An accountability court sentenced Sharif to seven years in detention and fined him $25 million.
|
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Lau said there was a "grave risk" Wang had been tortured and mistreated in detention.
|
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They were accused of child abuse and human trafficking and have remained in detention since.
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"And they should release any other people who are in detention related to this letter."
|
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The executive has been treated like others in detention, held in a small chilly room.
|
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She was re-elected to Congress in May and has served while in detention. Mrs.
|
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In one case heard by the Supreme Court, an immigrant spend three years in detention.
|
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The only cases that moved forward during that time were those of immigrants in detention.
|
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It is also postponing all hearings of cases of immigrants who are not in detention.
|
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There has been such an erosion of conditions in detention centers under the Trump administration.
|
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Mr. Brunson wept as he described suffering psychological difficulties in detention during an earlier hearing.
|
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Elovitch has already been arrested in the affair and spent several days in detention. Mrs.
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"There are all these kids, they're at the border, they're in detention," Mr. Sanchez said.
|
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Meanwhile, authorities are struggling to identify new locations where migrants can be held in detention.
|
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Short on space in detention centers, Spain has sent some Algerian migrants to a prison.
|
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This is the first time the CDC has reported on mumps outbreaks in detention facilities.
|
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These 900-plus cases are the first outbreaks identified in detention facilities by the CDC.
|
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In detention, that trauma worsens and children suffer anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.
|
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The deputy governor, Aierken Tuniyazi, also rejected accusations that the trainees are in detention camps.
|
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In interviews on Tuesday, two Uighur-Americans said they still had family members in detention.
|
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The only cases that moved forward during the shutdown were those of immigrants in detention.
|
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Or they fear abuse in detention, citing allegations of sexual assault and rumors of torture.
|
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He spent two months in detention before a judge released him with an ankle monitor.
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The bodies of prisoners who died in detention bore marks of torture, the experts reported.
|
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Separating children from parents and putting them in detention centers is an exaggerated liberal narrative.
|
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He was released on Saturday night after about 20083 hours in detention, she said later.
|
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Mr Atambayev is in detention charged with corruption in connection with the crime boss's release.
|
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His lawyer Havi said on Tuesday evening that he remained in detention at the airport.
|
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Three of his family members have been placed in detention, the French interior ministry said.
|
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She was released, but Mr. al-Araibi remained in detention as Bahrain pursued his extradition.
|
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Activists say China is holding more than 1 million people in detention camps in Xinjiang.
|
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He tried the number many times while in detention, he said, but never got through.
|
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However, while Martin sat in detention, The Shadow Brokers continued to post cryptographically signed messages.
|
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On May 8 - after 47 days in detention - Gomez gave up on a legal solution.
|
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Lloyd's client will now likely be held in detention until his immigration case is resolved.
|
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CNN documented the case of Maria Villatoro, a Guatemalan mother who said she fled deadly violence in Guatemala only to land in detention in Texas and has four children in detention, ranging in age from 2-20 and spread between California and New York.
|
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Keep families in detention together for the legal 20 days, and allow the parents to choose to whether to keep their children with them in detention long term or have them placed in the hands of Health and Human Services while they await their hearing.
|
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Willis said she was thrilled to see him reunited with his family after months in detention.
|
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She was charged with aggravated murder and if convicted, will remain in detention until she's 21.
|
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Groups focusing on disability issues aren't the only ones looking out for disabled people in detention.
|
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"Forced virginity testing committed in detention is a serious violation of international law," Amnesty International said.
|
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Her friend, Choi, who is in detention and facing her own trial, has also denied wrongdoing.
|
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Its norm-destroying practices include ripping children from their parents and putting toddlers in detention centers.
|
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Last week, a high court in Kigali granted police more time to keep them in detention.
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The two men are currently in detention and the Szeged court will rule in the case.
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Some 5,700 refugees and migrants are trapped in detention centers in conflict areas, U.N. agencies say.
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"The reality is the refugees are facing longer in detention and that's extremely disappointing," he said.
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Alkan&aposs wife expressed pleasure at her husband&aposs release after nearly two years in detention.
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He did not say how many suspects remained in detention at other locations in Saudi Arabia.
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LGBTQ people who end up in detention are at much greater risk for violence, as well.
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"This number is highly problematic given the extremely high population in detention," the former official said.
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The agreement specifies how long and under what conditions immigrant kids could be held in detention.
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Separating families in detention could negatively affect their immigration cases and also inflicts trauma, Obser said.
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On June 20th the administration reversed its policy, instead opting to hold families together in detention.
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CAIRO – An Egyptian lawyer and an activist say a prominent Nubian activist has died in detention.
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He remains in detention following his arrest in Japan in November and indictment for financial misconduct.
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World Special Report: China is accused of incarcerating hundreds of thousands of Muslims in detention camps.
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It later said four of the Syrian men arrested had died in detention from chronic illnesses.
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She says she completed her high school exams in detention with the help of other prisoners.
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Ghosn remains in detention in Japan with limited opportunity to respond publicly to allegations against him.
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While 125 of them were arrested, it was not immediately clear how many remained in detention.
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Ouch Sopheaktra said the three remaining suspects in detention were from Britain, the Netherlands and Norway.
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Another experienced deteriorating mental health during her six months in detention while carrying her rapist's baby.
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"It would allow kids to linger in detention for long, long periods of time," Gelernt said.
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Thousands of children are currently being held in detention facilities as a result of the policy.
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Under the Flores agreement, parents can choose to keep custody of their children while in detention.
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Ted Lieu plays the ProPublica audio of crying children in detention centers on the House floor.
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"Having them in detention is traumatizing and it's not a good place for children," she said.
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Thankfully, I met two women -- Laura and Maria -- also in detention, who helped me find strength.
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I've seen the result of mothers separated from their children and pregnant women kept in detention.
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But the photo actually shows two unaccompanied minors in detention in 2014 -- also during Obama's presidency.
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While in detention, Cheurfi had also shot and wounded a prison officer after seizing his gun.
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Just 13 suspects are in detention, according to the news agency Deutsche Presse-Agentur, or DPA.
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More than 670,000 immigration now cases await adjudication, prompting an expected 24 percent growth in detention.
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We were in detention when I overheard Domingo talking about how he needed a fresh cut.
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Ghosn remains in detention in Tokyo with limited opportunity to respond publicly to allegations against him.
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Any censorship circumvention apps they've download, even those not specifically banned, could land them in detention.
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If Ghosn is re-arrested, he will remain in detention for up to another 22 days.
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The majority of asylum claims by Central Americans are ultimately unsuccessful, resulting in detention and deportation.
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Mr. Ghosn, 64, has been held in detention in Tokyo since his arrest on Nov. 7.173.
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They have been in detention for over eight months under the colonial-era Official Secrets Act.
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In recent months, Syria's government has tacitly acknowledged that hundreds of people have died in detention.
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He vomited; he hadn't eaten in three days, and said in detention in El Paso, Tex.
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Congress has yet to address proposals that would allow families to remain together in detention centers.
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But stopping the boats, in his view, was more important than helping the people in detention.
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It's the first time a mumps outbreak has been reported in detention facilities, the CDC said.
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The story revolves around a group of students consigned to spend their Saturday in detention together.
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Tonight, a federal judge will decide whether hundreds of families now in detention can be deported.
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The phone calls were separate: His father remains in detention, and his mother is in Honduras.
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In December, Mr. al-Bashir was convicted of corruption and sentenced to two years in detention.
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He has been in detention since August 15 and needs urgent medical care, his lawyers argued.
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Museveni took to social media last week to dismiss allegations the MPs were tortured in detention.
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Mr. Atalay had been in detention for more than 17 months, including months of pretrial detention.
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While in detention, he reportedly was held in isolation and made to listen to nationalist songs.
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"I have lost myself since being in detention," he said in a court filing this year.
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Hathloul's family members have previously said she has reported being physically and sexually abused in detention.
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On Monday, Xinjiang governor Shohrat Zakir claimed that all Uyghurs currently in detention were there voluntarily.
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Already, dozens of women and men have come back from Syria without serving time in detention.
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Ask the Chinese authorities to investigate and prosecute those who are responsible for abuses in detention.
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Political dissidents battling illnesses while in detention face additional threats to their well-being, activists say.
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They can leave the United States voluntarily, or be placed in detention to fight their removal.
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In a statement Thursday, Castro said the administration is already failing at protecting children in detention.
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But he was kept in detention after French authorities received the extradition request, the source said.
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Either the Trump administration will start keeping families in detention for as long as it takes to fully adjudicate their asylum cases — which can take months or years — or it will need to ram them through an "expedited" legal process to minimize their time in detention.
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Now, parents and children will stop being separated and instead be held together in detention facilities indefinitely.
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Tian was released on bail last month - without being charged - after more than two years in detention.
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The measure would allow children to stay in detention with parents for an extended period of time.
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According to Khan, most of his clients spend anywhere between nine and 22 months in detention centers.
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He said he spent his time in detention making lists of Beatles songs and doing sudoku puzzles.
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His sentence will be reduced by slightly more than 7 years for time already spent in detention.
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After national outrage, Trump signed an executive order in June allowing families to remain together in detention.
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It could be lengthy, she says, and could mean he'll have to spend more time in detention.
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Nissan "twisted the truth because they needed an excuse to put him in detention," said Carole Ghosn.
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Bashir, who is in detention, has been charged with incitement and involvement in the killings of protesters.
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After more than 22017 days in detention, Arredondo Rodriguez failed his asylum interview and he was deported.
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A senior Vatican source said the precise number still believed to be in detention was not clear.
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If women and children end up in detention centers, as they have in the past, and Mrs.
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And Wednesday, Democratic lawmakers also called for the release of "basic" information about the children in detention.
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Now, recently deported minors who were kept in detention in the US are talking about their experience.
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Reports of closer integration come as ousted Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn remains in detention following his Nov.
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State-run media said nearly 1,200 young men were released on Wednesday having spent weeks in detention.
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In January, 403-year-old Muhammad Salih Hajim, a respected religious scholar, died in detention in Urumqi.
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But the group believes that's an underestimate, based on criteria used to define a killing in detention.
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If the ultimate outcome (deportation) was unquestionably legal, the way that immigrants were treated in detention wasn't.
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Byron's order on Friday means that Salman will remain in detention pending the outcome of the case.
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This all contributed to seven deaths in detention out of a total of 18 in-custody deaths.
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The incident only came to light after the aid agency spoke to survivors currently held in detention.
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Those who are put in detention must be allowed to go before a judge within 24 hours.
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Yet parents of American children with no criminal record remain locked in detention centers across the country.
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Ghosn was arrested in November over alleged financial misconduct and remains in detention in a Tokyo jail.
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He was recalled and kept in detention in the Vatican but died in 2015 before his trial.
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The court ordered Mawarire to be kept in detention and adjourned the pre-trial hearing until Friday.
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State-run media said nearly 1,200 young men were released on Wednesday having spent weeks in detention.
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"He is now at our prosecuting headquarters, in detention," one DNA prosecuting official told Reuters by telephone.
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Rackete is no longer in detention but remains under investigation for defying orders by docking the vessel.
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When life in detention is a relief Pregnant mom Gabriela Hernandez is being detained by immigration authorities.
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The executive order signed by Trump last month is intended to keep families together while in detention.
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Both deaths have raised concerns about the treatment of migrant children and the conditions in detention facilities.
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"In making this determination, the board considered the detainee's highly compliant behavior in detention," the board wrote.
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Democrats fear Republican efforts to keep families together may result in keeping them in detention together indefinitely.
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At least 15 people remain in detention and have not been given trials, according to Amnesty International.
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Ms. Tsemel said Mr. Halabi told her that he had been physically and psychologically abused in detention.
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Liu was placed in detention after he and other activists negotiated the exit of several hundred protesters.
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While Rolando Espinosa was in detention, the police raided his home and killed six of his bodyguards.
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The commission also advises psychological counselling and in-detention meetings with recovery groups, such as Narcotics Anonymous.
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Ramirez was in detention with a handful of other fathers who often swapped stories about their children.
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Three of his family members have been placed in detention, the French interior ministry announced on Friday.
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She recalled seeing a number of sick children in detention and recounted when her daughter fell ill.
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Most were released by December, but some are still in detention and awaiting trial on criminal charges.
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The monitor also found that the screening forms used in detention centers failed to flag every case.
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The judge ordered the federal government to provide a list of all people currently held in detention.
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Zhang remains in detention and Reuters was not able to contact him or his lawyer for comment.
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His son recently expressed concern about his health, saying his father had lost 22 pounds in detention.
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Oftentimes migrants are in detention for months while they wait for their asylum cases to be processed.
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Ruth Asawa, sculptor of enigmatic woven baskets, had some of her earliest artistic experiences in detention camps.
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Kevin Garratt was charged with spying, but released and deported after he spent two years in detention.
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Under Polish law, a suspect can be held in detention for years while authorities continue to investigate.
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The Afghan intelligence agency has long been accused of abuses, particularly torture and mistreatment in detention centers.
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The backlog has gotten longer, and more immigrants are in detention as a result, the GAO says.
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Ms. von Brockdorff was arrested in September 1942 and sentenced to 10 years in detention that December.
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The upshot: The UK might have to house more unauthorized migrants (albeit in detention) within its borders.
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The deplorable conditions in which immigrants in detention live show that there must be a better way.
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ICE did not immediately say what it would do with the roughly 37,000 people in detention nationwide.
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Activists have demanded that the government avoid holding trans women and other L.G.B.T. migrants in detention altogether.
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Courting its spread in detention centers is appalling; encouraging its spillover outside them is, if possible, worse.
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Zakzaky was arrested in 2015 following a crackdown by security forces and has been in detention since.
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The U.S. is holding a record 12,800 migrant children in detention, data obtained by The Times shows.
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Many more parents will likely remain in detention for some time, thousands of miles from their children.
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Percy Pika said that he had visited his father in detention and that the conditions were grim.
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In 215, the number of children 21978 or under who served time in detention facilities was 218,269.
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While in detention, I started going to the law library, where we can work on our cases.
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They crossed into the U.S. on December 23 and were released after a few days in detention.
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The SDF holds thousands of Islamic State fighters and tens of thousands of their relatives in detention.
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Under the Obama administration, the death rate among immigrants in detention averaged 2.3 per 2500,2000 detainees annually.
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Under the law, civil liberties are curtailed, and civilians can be held in detention merely on suspicion.
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Though the family separations crisis is mostly over, the conditions in detention centers remain substandard and dangerous.
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Bouhlel's estranged wife is released, bringing the number of people in detention during the killings to six.
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The release of Mr. Mubarak, the last person of his government still in detention, ends that process.
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An estimated one million Muslims are currently being held in detention, according to The New York Times.
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Because she wasn't serving a specific sentence, she had no idea how long she'd spend in detention.
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Satoshi Uematsu, 29, is in detention awaiting trial for the July 2016 stabbings in Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture.
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He is still in detention, still stuck in limbo on this remote island like so many others.
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In detention, detainees routinely are threatened, beaten, subjected to foot whipping, in many cases subjected to torture.
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And the number of migrants and undocumented immigrants who can be held in detention would be reduced.
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Trump wore on the way to visit children held in detention centers near the United States border?
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But the president's so-called solution — to imprison immigrants as families in detention centers — is equally abhorrent.
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Savcic, who is not in detention, is the president of the Bosnian Serb Republic's war veterans' organization.
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Document his medical history: his severe brain injury, the medications he had to take while in detention.
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All children in detention must be put in touch with their parents by phone within 10 days.
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Students: Youth in detention at Pierce County Juvenile Court _________ _________ What Ms. Ross did and why, in her own words Remann Hall Book Club was created in July 2013 to offer books and the joy of reading to youth in detention at Pierce County Juvenile Court in Tacoma, Wash.
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Xu, the driver, admitted to masturbating in front of Wang, and was placed in detention for eight days.
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After the national outrage, Trump signed an executive order in June allowing families to remain together in detention.
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This legal responsibility can become a framework for disability advocacy groups to fight harmful conditions in detention facilities.
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Ghosn will remain in detention with no possibility of bail as long as he remains a criminal suspect.
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Australia accused asylum seekers held in detention camps of falsely reporting sexual assault to get sent to Australia.
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"President Obama held tens of thousands of children in detention centers who came illegally as immigrants," Cruz said.
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At least 83 detainees were ordered released earlier this year by state prosecutors but most remain in detention.
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But Mexican law is explicit that migrant children should not spend "even a day" in detention, she added.
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After national outrage, Trump signed an executive order in late June allowing families to remain together in detention.
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Kim told CNN he used to live in Fairfax, Virginia, and had been in detention for three months.
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They will be held in detention in Virginia until they each secure $1 million bond, a judge said.
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"They call us thieves," says another hawker, who recalls seeing street children as young as seven in detention.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is holding 23,000 people in detention each day on average, a record high.
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On arrival in Greece, some minors claim to be over 18 to avoid being put in detention centres.
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The whereabouts of all of them are unknown, although sources in Harare have said some are in detention.
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Four people remain in detention while the others are under house arrest, the ministry said in a statement.
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Lasky said the jail term included the time Tamimi has spent in detention since her arrest in December.
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Humphrey has said the charges were without basis and written about the grueling treatment he received in detention.
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EU officials, who have denounced the inhumane conditions in detention centers, nevertheless say that they have no alternatives.
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But he can no longer separate families or hold them in detention together for longer than 20 days.
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"Catch and release" allows migrants with children to reside in the U.S. rather than be kept in detention.
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The time Mahdi has spent in detention since his September 2015 arrest will be deducted from his sentence.
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Trump backed down on Wednesday, signing an executive order to keep families together in detention during immigration proceedings.
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Under the Obama administration, courts ruled that they couldn't be kept in detention for more than 20 days.
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Ahn is in detention in Los Angeles ahead of a second hearing in federal court there Tuesday afternoon.
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For 1.5 years she sat behind bars in detention, separated from her two children, aged 12 and 14.
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Activists say it also poses issues for migrants in detention because it forces them to blindly sign paperwork.
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Ghosn was released on March 6 after more than three months in detention for charges including financial misconduct.
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Ghosn was released on a $9 million bail only last week after more than 100 days in detention.
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Ghosn was released on a $9 million bail just last week after more than 100 days in detention.
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Muscat and the Degiorgios were arrested and charged in December 2017 and have been in detention ever since.
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The Constitutional Court ruled on Thursday that Gunay's rights had also been violated during his time in detention.
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The refugees are being held in detention camps in two islands near Australia — Nauru and Papua New Guinea.
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But thousands of people are still being held in detention camps with the prospect of deportation to Turkey.
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My early life consisted of acting out in Special Ed so I could spend the afternoon in detention.
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Most have been released from custody although Elovitch, a friend of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, remains in detention.
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Among these is German-Turkish journalist Deniz Yucel, who will have been in detention 200 days on Friday.
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Almost a quarter of all those held by Australia have been in detention for more than two years.
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Hundreds of political leaders and activists remain in detention, some of them in prisons outside Jammu and Kashmir.
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He spent 17 months in detention and was returned to Ohio in June unresponsive with severe brain damage.
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Mr. Marhanka was not in detention before the hearing and did not show suicidal impulses, the court said.
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Calvey was released last week and placed under house arrest, although three of his associates remain in detention.
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CNN spoke with one woman, Jennifer, who was in detention awaiting reunification with her 6-year-old daughter.
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The organization has already reunited families and provided funds for fathers to call their kids in detention centers.
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"How do you put a permanent resident of the United States in detention with no charge?" he asked.
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About 1,500 refugees and migrants are trapped in detention centers, the head of the U.N. refugee agency said.
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Sanader is not in custody now as he already spent in detention on various grounds around four years.
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And a rational way is not locking children up in detention centers or separating them from their mothers.
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"The prison-like conditions in detention, including constant surveillance can be confusing and intimidating for children," she said.
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HAHN: What he&aposs trying to do, Dan, is hold children indefinitely in detention if they come here.
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The two reporters Wa Lone, 31, and Kyaw Soe Oo, 27, completed two weeks in detention on Tuesday.
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She was arrested on Tuesday by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) and spent the night in detention.
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As of Saturday, there are 18 people in detention in six countries on suspicion of assisting the attackers.
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Three people were held, and a judge is to decide on Wednesday whether to keep them in detention.
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According to agency's own proud presentation of the numbers, the average daily population in detention is almost 40,000.
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Most receive "time served" and remain in detention for at least a week, according to a DOJ official.
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People react to the fenced-in detention centers for children and babies and say this is not America.
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Kyagulanyi and fellow parliamentarian Francis Zaake say they were tortured by security forces while in detention in August.
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Amnesty said nearly 100 female women's rights activists were arrested or remained in detention in Iran during 2018.
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Prosecutors claimed they could not locate a key witness– even though he was in detention at the time.
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Those arriving in Greece are often kept in detention to prevent them trekking north towards wealthier EU states.
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Around 5,400 people are in detention in Rikers, making it one of the biggest jails in the world.
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The terror group's top commanders met and networked while in detention at Camp Bucca, an American-run prison.
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Civil rights groups have repeatedly accused the Trump administration of providing substandard medical care to immigrants in detention.
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Despite Karoui still being in detention, his party launched his presidential campaign with a rally on Monday night.
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The omnibus gives ICE money to keep an average of 40,520 immigrants in detention on any given day.
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Concern also has increased recently over the deaths in detention of several protesters arrested at anti-government demonstrations.
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His son told U.S. senators last month he had been tortured in detention, including electric shocks and whipping.
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Recently a pregnant woman was exposed to chickenpox in detention and required preventive treatment at Dr. Varner's hospital.
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I never thought I'd be in detention for 11 months or have an ankle monitor on my foot.
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His father was devastated when Alex told him, but his mother felt her son was unraveling in detention.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Kovrig and Mr. Spavor remain in detention and haven't even been formally charged with specific crimes.
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"The situation in detention centers and police jail cells in Venezuela is unacceptable!" said opposition lawmaker Miguel Pizarro.
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He was repatriated to the United States in a coma after 17 months in detention and then died.
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Their meetings often ended with tearful hugs — the human touch Ms. González said she missed while in detention.
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If COVID-19 spreads among migrants in detention centers, government employees will be exposed unless DOJ suspends hearings.
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Upon arriving in the United States, instead of finding protection, Fauziya spent more than 17 months in detention.
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U.N. experts say some one million ethnic Uighurs and other Muslims are held in detention centers in Xinjiang.
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When Jonathan first wrote to me, his close friend Olishwai had already been in detention for a month.
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It's unclear how many are being held in detention camps, but some estimates suggest perhaps a million people.
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There are calls for a general strike and accusations that protesters are being framed and mistreated in detention.
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After months in detention, he was released pending trial and fled to the United States with his father.
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Among those ordered released was a prominent philanthropist, Osman Kavala, who has spent over two years in detention.
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Four of the booksellers, who all served months in detention in mainland China, have returned to Hong Kong.
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Magistrate Judge Deborah Robinson ordered that Cosko be held in detention pending a hearing set for Oct. 9.
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She was held in detention for six months and not allowed to see a lawyer for 14 months.
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But an internal detainee death notification obtained by BuzzFeed News gives some insight into his life in detention.
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I have called, repeatedly, for the establishment of alternatives and accountability for abuses perpetrated against migrants in detention.
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While the father was in detention, officials confiscated his computer and other personal belongings, according to court documents.
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Many foreign nationals are now in detention camps waiting to be handed over to their countries of origin.
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And in the United States, many migrants and refugees are trapped in detention facilities or at the border.
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All later appeared in detention in China, and some appeared in apparent forced confessions broadcast in Hong Kong.
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Additionally, any parent in detention is put on a detained docket, which cannot include non-detained family members.
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Baring Vostok partners Vagan Abgaryan and Philippe Delpal as well as investment director Ivan Zyuzin remain in detention.
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After the ruling, ACLU asked if their clients would be put in detention until their status was resolved.
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Police detained 305 protesters last week, the majority of whom have been released, while 54 remain in detention.
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While in detention in a Japanese jail, Ghosn has not been allowed to have direct contact with his family.
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The fresh reports of closer integration come as ousted Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn remains in detention following his Nov.
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She also accused her lawyer, Ren Quanniu, of spreading rumors of purported sexual abuse she suffered while in detention.
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One of the booksellers, Swedish citizen Gui Minhai, remains in detention 15 months after he was taken from Thailand.
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After national outrage, President Trump signed an executive order in late June allowing families to remain together in detention.
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It was the second death of a child in detention at the southwest border in less than three weeks.
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According to the Justice Department, 2012 had the lowest in absentia rate, at 24% for immigrants not in detention.
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The Libyan government has declined to comment about the conditions and the abuses in detention centers reported by NGOS.
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While in detention, Gambira was repeatedly beaten and tortured, he and rights groups, such as Amnesty International, have said.
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Congress requires that at least 34,000 people be housed daily in detention centers — a so-called detention bed mandate.
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The bill gives ICE money to keep an average of 45,274 immigrants in detention between now and September 30.
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Martin has been in detention since his arrest, but The Shadow Brokers have continued to post cryptographically signed messages.
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Today's action helps families and our youth in detention while setting up future generations for success rather than incarceration.
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The once-revered boss of Nissan was officially charged in a Tokyo court last week and remains in detention.
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It's no surprise their first (real — the staged one in "Detention" doesn't count) kiss was only one episode away.
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But Xi has helped the dissident movement by locking up a peaceful protester and letting him die in detention.
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And while it can keep them in detention for a certain amount of time, it can't do so indefinitely.
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Cover: Kamala Bala Das breaks down after talking about her husband, who's been in detention for over three years.
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The Sweida 24 activist collective posted a photograph of the woman while in detention and another after her death.
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Many other migrants die in the desert or in detention centers in Libya, or are killed along the way.
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The incident also comes just days after North Korea released US detainee Otto Warmbier after 17 months in detention.
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He returned to the U.S. in a coma last week after 17 months in detention and died on Monday.
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We have been in contact with the family and they have confirmed that he is not currently in detention.
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Besides Lee, who has been in detention since February, four former Samsung executives were also charged in the case.
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Concerns remain, however, over the fate of about 12 priests and bishops believed to be in detention in China.
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Instead, he spent 17 months there in detention where his family believes he was tortured into a vegetative state.
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Mr Seselj spent 13 years in detention and eight on trial, but only 175 days were spent in court.
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A total 284 adherents are under investigation, of whom 46 are in detention and 23 are under house arrest.
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Two former prime ministers have also been in detention over alleged corruption since the protests erupted on Feb. 22.
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But the next month, Saleh A. began speaking to the French authorities in Paris, where he remains in detention.
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It is certainly well understood that placing children in detention, even with their family members, will do them harm.
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While Galan has met with CBP officers and provided Francisco's birth certificates and other documents, he remains in detention.
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The shelters have been full for weeks meaning some new arrivals are put in detention centers and police cells.
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He has defended people kept in detention at Guantánamo, at Camp Cropper in Iraq, and at CIA black sites.
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Although no child wants to be in detention, family detention would be preferred over remaining apart from parent(s).
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Turkey says it will ensure that any Islamic State detainees in territory it has captured will remain in detention.
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The case takes on additional significance with Trump ratcheting up immigration enforcement, placing more people in detention awaiting deportation.
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Besides removing the 20-day maximum detention limit, the policy also establishes new standards for conditions in detention centers.
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"My heart has broken all week watching the images of children in detention centers," CEO Emma McIlroy told CNN.
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The suspect has been questioned and will remain in detention pending the outcome of the investigation, the ministry said.
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He has been indicted on charges of illegal enrichment and is in detention while a judge investigates his case.
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According to the Times, those children account for only a small fraction of the migrant children currently in detention.
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Narrator: After being initially screened at the border, migrants seeking asylum in the US are held in detention centers.
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The Congressional Hispanic Caucus is also urging conferees to reject any proposed increase in detention beds or wall funding.
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This week, a three-judge panel ordered his release after rejecting the government's request to keep him in detention.
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Former detainees and people on provisional release visit her in detention every day, sometimes waiting for hours, he said.
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Attorney General Barr just handed ICE more power to keep asylum seekers in detention The case against solitary confinement
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Queensland has more 10- and 11-year-old children in detention than any other Australian state, the report said.
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Immigration courts that handle cases of people who aren't in detention will be reset for after the government reopens.
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Many of the nearly 250 lawyers and defenders arrested remain in detention and are "often held incommunicado", they added.
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Lack of proactive preparations left federal agency unprepared Staff faced particular challenges when trying to reach parents in detention.
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But the time migrants spend in detention during monthslong asylum proceedings can be brutal, including harassment and sexual assault.
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Another plan would keep applicants in detention, or take away their right to work, until their cases are resolved.
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If they appeal, they must, as Mr. Stowers has, wait in detention centers for their cases to be heard.
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Yet almost 20 percent of those in detention have been there for more than 730 days, government figures show.
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As long as those young men were in detention they asked us to read Hughes's poems at each meeting.
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She said that she had expected that coming with her daughter would protect them from being placed in detention.
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The analysis excluded immigrants who were in detention when their cases were heard because such cases are handled differently.
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Eleven toddlers who had spent the last eight months in detention with their mothers accompanied them to the court.
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Under the last budget, ICE was given enough money to keep 39,324 immigrants in detention at any given time.
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A similar process already underway in Assam State has been controversial, with longtime residents being placed in detention camps.
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One Japanese couple who spent months in detention last year sent Mr. Ghosn jackets to keep warm this winter.
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I started painting using colour about a year ago, [depicting] Syria and refugees and asylum seekers in detention centres.
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Inadequate health care in detention centers is common, and two migrant children died in December in Border Patrol custody.
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In 2016, President Obama's last year in office, the average daily population of immigrants in detention dipped to 34,376.
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Whatever "recreational" and "educational opportunities" migrant children may have in detention centers, their experience is not like summer camp.
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Ask any trans woman, they will each have a bad story about something that happened to them in detention.
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After three days in detention, the children were transferred to a shelter in Michigan operated by Bethany Christian Services.
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The faster the network can reach an immigrant in detention, the higher the chances of getting the person out.
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Germany celebrated the return of Deniz Yucel, above, a journalist who had spent a year in detention in Turkey.
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Most have since been reunited, but 12,800 migrant children — a record, as we learned last week — remain in detention.
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Immigration advocates have called ending the Migrant Protection Protocols and releasing migrants in detention to avoid these medical issues.
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Another former detainee, Jeffrey E. Fowle, also said he was never harmed physically during nearly six months in detention.
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The brothers were released after the 2015 ruling, however, because they had spent time in detention pending the case.
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That includes children and women, even those who are pregnant, who should not be held in detention at all.
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So we wanted to have an action to demand that they let us do that: vaccinate people in detention.
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Museveni recently took to social media to dismiss allegations that Wine and other opposition MPs were tortured in detention.
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Felipe's condition worsened in detention and he was transported to Gerald Champion Regional Medical Center in Alamogordo, New Mexico.
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The measure led to more than 2,000 migrant children being separated from their families and held in detention facilities.
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Another beneficiary, Daniel Ramirez Medina, was arrested outside Seattle and released last month after spending six weeks in detention.
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Under Korean law, Lee can be kept in detention a maximum four months while a court considers his appeal.
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A couple of them ended up in detention in Libya and were now on their way back home, defeated.
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It was the activists' first time in court following more than two years in detention in a Saudi prison.
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While Mr. Flores was in detention this year, Adamaris attempted suicide in April, drinking a bottle of rubbing alcohol.
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Geneina will remain in detention until the first session of his trial, which is scheduled for Tuesday, Ali said.
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We need a system in place that ensures that kids in detention facilities are treated as children, not animals.
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She thought of how lonely and scared Mario must be in detention, and how eager he'd seemed to learn.
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"This child is suffering greatly in detention and is at particular risk of grievous and irreparable harm," ACLU writes.
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Most no longer have their original Iraqi papers and said their U.S. documents were taken by ICE in detention.
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Judge Byron's order on Friday means that Ms. Salman will remain in detention pending the outcome of the case.
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How draining was it being in detention, especially with the uncertainty of how long it was going to last?
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The negotiators also agreed to reduce the number of migrants and undocumented immigrants who can be held in detention.
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They are quick to note that a reduction in detention beds has long been on the CHC's wish list.
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The government said at least 780 people remained in detention over alleged ISIS connections prior to the new raids.
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This is not a couple of hundred people - it is more than 1 million to 3 million in detention.
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Villavicencio ultimately spent 53 days in detention before a federal judge ordered in July that Villavicencio be discharged immediately.
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His children are scattered, living with their aunt and family friends in Houston while their father sits in detention.
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The law also required the government to hold more immigrants in detention facilities and limited who qualified for amnesty.
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The president has been taking serious heat for his immigration policies recently, particularly his policy of separating families in detention.
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Martin was held for a week with her baby in detention facilities before she was released with a monitoring device.
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But when she was honest about the fake visa she used in 1999 it landed her in detention, she said.
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Trump's policies have the potential to massively increase the number of undocumented immigrants held in detention and processed for deportation.
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Ten of the indicted men are already in detention, the Sarajevo state prosecutor's office said in a statement on Thursday.
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And while it remains in effect, it wreaks havoc on those now stuck in detention, sometimes split from their families.
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The magistrate said she would make a bail ruling on Monday, which means Chibaya will spent the weekend in detention.
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"BlackRock manages $6 trillion in prisons, in detention, in war, in military, in fossil fuels, and in deforestation," she continued.
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The authorities have nearly 50,000 people in detention, whom it calls coup-supporters and terrorists; it has sacked 113,000 more.
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"When I learned that multiple children had died in detention from potentially preventable causes, it truly disturbed me," Winickoff said.
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He was hospitalized twice in early 2016 while still in detention, Amnesty International said, and later fled to neighbouring Senegal.
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The website's description of the shoe is a nod to her fall 2017 show where she put everyone in detention.
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Since almost all of the political leadership is in detention, there is no control over who is running the narrative.
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So do you have any kind of ideas of what's going to happen to the families who are in detention?
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In detention, he argues he was refused much-needed medication, then booted out without being able to see his family.
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He remains in detention following his arrest and indictment on charges related to breach of trust and understating his salary.
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There are currently eight people in detention in Belgium who are charged with involvement in the November attacks in Paris.
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Some are kept in detention centres run by militias in the north, or held for ransom in grim "safe houses".
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Another opposition figure, Diane Rwigara, who tried to run against Kagame in a 2017 presidential election, is also in detention.
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Nine are in detention, and the party says the election will be held with the country in a "war psychology".
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We have identified the loopholes on asylum claims, the Florida settlement agreement, how long we hold a family in detention.
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The Trump administration though has come up against the reality that there simply is not enough space in detention centers.
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If a friend hadn't challenged the tribunal order on their behalf, the family might have remained in detention indefinitely, stateless.
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Overall, the newspaper reported, 9 percent of all deaths in detention during that period had occurred at the Eloy center.
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She also pointed to reports of people in detention lacking access to necessary hygiene products like sanitary pads and tampons.
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It intercepts boatloads of migrants and refugees and then places them in detention on small, relatively poor Pacific island nations.
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The trip comes shortly after the House passed a bill to improve health conditions of migrants in detention with CBP.
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Jay Y. Lee, held in detention and undergoing trial on charges such as bribery and embezzlement, has denied all charges.
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He was hospitalized twice in early 2016 while still in detention, Amnesty International said, and later fled to neighboring Senegal.
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They stuck with him through family separation, and they're sticking with him as he keeps thousands of children in detention.
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A staff member confirmed Ibrahim al-Mamari was still in detention, along with another journalist who was detained last week.
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"They weren't qualified as social workers, they had no experience working with refugees, no experience working in detention," Orner claimed.
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Boochani asked the prime minister what crime he had committed and why he was still in detention after three years.
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Agents put parents in detention facilities, and turn children over to the Department of Health and Human Services for placement.
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He has been in detention since 2016, to the growing concern of rights groups, the United Nations and his mother.
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The South China Morning Post reported that Chinese authorities had released a video of Lam during his time in detention.
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Butina is a self-proclaimed foreign agent who has been afforded a lawyer, due process and security while in detention.
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"Tears will be flowing in detention centers across the country when the families learn they will be reunited," he said.
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Miami (CNN)The 7-year-old girl had been apart from her family, alone in detention, for nearly 2 months.
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The agency places parents in detention centers and moves children into foster care or shelters while the adults await prosecution.
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The president also has been heavily criticized for his treatment of political prisoners, many of whom have died in detention.
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This backlog creates capacity shortages in detention centers, as the government cannot indefinitely detain every person awaiting a court date.
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Then 22 years old, Warmbier was blind and deaf and had sustained severe brain damage from his time in detention.
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Aguirre said she was also linked to Singaporean and Australian extremists, both of whom are in detention in their countries.
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"Daniel has been in detention for almost two months," said Theodore J. Boutrous, Jr., a member of Ramirez' legal team.
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The minors are then held in detention facilities until a willing, appropriate sponsor can take the children in foster care.
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In detention facilities, they often experience stress, trauma, and inadequate medical care, which can endanger them and their unborn child.
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At the shelter, she said, volunteers try to send a different message than they've been hearing during months in detention.
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He is due to appear in court next on February 26 and will remain in detention until then, Fitzpatrick said.
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Many of the children, some younger than 5, had been placed in detention centers thousands of miles from their parents.
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Smugglers are often held in detention centers or forced to write confessions in newspapers or broadcast them on the radio.
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Federal judges in recent days ordered the release of certain immigrants at high-risk of illness held in detention facilities.
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Kavanaugh wrote a strongly worded dissent saying she should be kept in detention and not allowed to get an abortion.
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Immigrants in detention have a much harder time getting a fair hearing, a lawyer, or time to make their case.
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In detention centers, guards subjected women to humiliating invasive searches, gang rapes and torture to force confessions and extract information.
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That, coupled with the Trump administration wanting more people in detention—those create access-to-counsel issues we're concerned about.
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CBP has repeatedly blamed the deaths on the journey to get to the United States, rather than conditions in detention.
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Ms. Meng, who has been in detention for 10 nights, hugged her lawyers and shook their hands as she cried.
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Mr. Horie, a larger-than-life Japanese entrepreneur, spent three months in detention before he was charged with securities fraud.
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The Trump administration definitely has made a choice to keep single adults in detention, even if it could release them.
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Mr. Kelly, an American and a former Nissan human resources manager, applied for bail Friday morning but remained in detention.
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In 2015, the agency established new guidelines for detaining transgender women because of how vulnerable they are in detention centers.
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For months, migrant families were separated as adults were placed in detention, and children were sent to less-restrictive shelters.
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Both the US and the UK have imposed time limits on how long the government can hold migrants in detention.
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LOS ANGELES — Judge Dolly M. Gee has called the treatment of immigrant children in detention "deplorable" in a legal opinion.
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There are still some 225 people in detention on Nauru, and an estimated 515 in "transition centers" on Manus Island.
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In detention, he eventually met another therapist and slowly learned to trust him, disclosing more and more of his story.
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The evidence tells us that there is no acceptable amount of time for a child to be place in detention.
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Congress had sought to decrease the number of migrants in detention to just over 40,000 in its 2019 appropriations bill.
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The lawmaker's attorney told CNN last week that his client has been tortured and suffered multiple injuries while in detention.
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One journalist, Jones Abiri, has been in detention so long that for a time, he was thought to be dead.
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I heard multiple stories of such Turkish-Kurdish encounters in detention, which fascinated me, because Gulenists are virulently anti-P.
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In America, migrant children were being put in detention facilities, separated from their parents, living in soiled clothes for weeks.
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Russia has made it clear it wants Butina released and has accused the US of torturing her while in detention.
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We fear that other women currently in detention may be facing similar injustices at the hands of Trump Administration officials.
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"Uighurs in detention is utterly fake news," said Cheng, who then showed journalists a video that portrayed Uighurs as radicals.
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Some Muslims fear it's a way for Hindu nationalists to put them in detention or deport them from the country.
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President Donald Trump backed down on Wednesday, signing an executive order to keep families together in detention during immigration proceedings.
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During the last partial government shutdown, for example, the only cases that moved forward were those of immigrants in detention.
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These days, a minor traffic stop can result in detention and swift deportation for an otherwise law-abiding undocumented person.
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According to a DHS official, the current average length of a case for an immigrant in detention is 39 days.
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BEIJING — One Chinese activist died after the authorities ignored pleas to treat her liver disease while she was in detention.
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But federal courts stopped the administration from holding families for months without justifying the decision to keep them in detention.
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Thousands of fighters are locked in prisons while tens of thousands of women and children are held in detention camps.
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Of these, more than 1,500 are without safe shelter, while many are being held in detention centers and police cells.
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After being detained by the Department of Homeland Security, he spent more than three years in detention without a hearing.
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And overcrowded conditions in detention facilities can provide a fertile environment for the spread of influenza and other illnesses, experts say.
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Trump can mandate that they hold more suspected immigration violators in detention, but they need detention centers that can hold them.
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According to an Australian government report, the average length of time refugees spend in detention is 0003 days, and steadily increasing.
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Although President Donald Trump has signed an order ending the policy, children remain in detention centers and apart from their families.
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The prince said he was able to communicate with family members and executives at his business during his time in detention.
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President Trump has signed an order ending that policy, but many children remain in detention centers and apart from their families.
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"I'm not comfortable with how divisive the idea of not housing children in detention centers has become," Garcia de Mueller said.
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Immigration courts have been frozen since the shutdown began, with all scheduled hearings canceled except for those immigrants in detention centers.
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The executive has been treated like others in detention, held in a small, chilly room, and denied a lawyer during interrogation.
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Rights groups say Jammeh's opponents were tortured, and some died, in detention centers including the Mile 2 Central Prison in Banjul.
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After national outrage from both sides, Trump signed an executive order in late June allowing families to remain together in detention.
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Both men were charged with public drunkenness, an offence that can carry a fine or up to 15 days in detention.
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But the study shows that a vast majority of families who are not in detention do attend their immigration court hearings.
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This summer, border agents wrongfully arrested an 18-year-old US citizen and held him in detention for over a month.
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But time and time again, clients tell her they were not given access to a phone while in detention, she said.
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" He added that keeping families in detention for the duration of their immigration proceedings will result in an "expeditious immigration result.
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They also contend that the administration's plan to keep families in detention attacks state interests in licensing facilities that serve children.
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McClatchy also reported that HHS is looking to construct "tent cities" in Texas to house the influx of children in detention.
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The AP also reported that hundreds of children are being held in cages in detention centers in Texas near the border.
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She taught me to start trusting other Australians, and that they weren't all the same as the security guards in detention.
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The ICE memo acknowledges that space in detention facilities limits the number of undocumented immigrants who can be detained upon apprehension.
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When it came to the toddler's death, Lopez pointed out at the children are especially at risk when they're in detention.
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Over the months he spent in detention awaiting adjudication of his claim, he developed intractable headaches, abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting.
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It also notes that transgender women in detention sometimes spend weeks or months in solitary confinement—allegedly for their own protection.
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Nothing in the Flores agreement, according to the 9th Circuit, requires the quick release of entire families held in detention centers.
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On Tuesday, Kyagulanyi's lawyer told Reuters that his client has been left unable to stand after being beaten while in detention.
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And later that month, the feds agreed to release DREAMer Daniel Ramirez Medina after holding him in detention for two months.
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Lawyers and rights groups say that despite this, hundreds of people remain in detention, with many denied access to legal representation.
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Under the Trump administration, parents are being kept in detention centers while children are sent to shelters run by nongovernmental organizations.
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We know of several well-publicized cases, but we fear that other women currently in detention may be facing similar injustices.
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Who ICE is holding in detention has also raised questions about whether the agency might run afoul of the Antideficiency Act.
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Mawarire, who denies the charges remains in detention at Chikurubi Maximum Prison in Harare and was not present at Friday's hearing.
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This was the Michoacán that Audemio had returned to, the one he had feared during all of his months in detention.
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He was released on Tuesday after a total of 23 days in detention in CBP and Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities.
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Before the raids, the government's Anti-Illegal Immigration Authority said approximately 8,000 migrants were being held in detention centers awaiting deportation.
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Often, families have been held captive by Boko Haram, only to be "liberated" and placed in detention by the Nigerian military.
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Only one of the five, Gui Minhai, remains in detention in China for "illegal trading" of banned books in mainland China.
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Researchers estimate that as many as 1.5 million Uighurs are in detention centres, where they are subject to political indoctrination programmes.
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The 600,000 Rohingya that remain in Rakhine, including 125,85033 in detention camps, struggle without fundamental rights and access to basic services.
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I think boys and girls are better off with that trust than without it, even if it lands them in detention.
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Its failure would close another door to allowing Homeland Security to keep migrant families together in detention longer than 20 days.
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ICE has now confirmed our suspicions by announcing it has ended its policy of presumptive release for pregnant women in detention.
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Did the theft that one of the girls committed, which landed her in detention, have something to do with the explosion?
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Mr. Tang served more than a year in detention, first under residential surveillance, then in a regular detention center in Tianjin.
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She was sentenced to eight months, minus time served in detention, and received a fine and a three-year suspended sentence.
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In some cases, convicted criminals have finished their sentences only to find themselves back in detention because their visas were canceled.
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For the thousands of migrant children in detention centers, the rules are clear: no touching, no nicknames, no sharing your food.
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He quickly dispatched their bids — one man is in jail while the second, after a month in detention, disavowed his ambitions.
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Spanish laws make it easier for someone in detention than for someone who is abroad to be granted a parliamentary proxy.
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Graham's bill would also extend the amount of time that families are kept in detention from 20 days to 100 days.
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Mr. Zhou spent nearly a year in detention after the 1989 crackdown, but even after his release, he is closely watched.
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Waiting to coordinate releases with charity shelters can result in migrant families being held in detention for too long, officials say.
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Conditions are terrible for all refugees, who are typically held in detention centers under the authority of the Tripoli-based government.
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Historians say that Romania had about 500,000 political prisoners in those years, about one-fifth of whom died while in detention.
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And any parent in detention is heard in a detained docket, which can't include non-detained family members, further splitting cases.
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Asking for a delay would mean her clients had to remain in detention, but showing up would endanger those around her.
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She has been in detention for three and a half months, after applying for asylum as a victim of domestic violence.
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They protested that they had been held in detention for several weeks with no indication of when they would be released.
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Refusing to vaccinate a vulnerable population endangers these people, the Americans who hold them in detention, and all of our communities.
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With increased attention on undocumented children housed in detention centers, there's some talk about including action on unaccompanied minors as well.
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Social contact in immigration courts and in detention centers still pose a serious risk for vulnerable populations that hasn't been addressed.
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Coppens became Nicaragua's most high profile street protester in detention after her case was highlighted by Belgium and the European Union.
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More than 1,000 were sent back to Honduras and another 800 or so remained in detention in Mexico, government authorities said.
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But Swedish passport holder Gui Minhai, who disappeared from the Thai resort of Pattaya last October, remains in detention in China.
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It also skipped the normal legal process in a fight over whether pregnant immigrant teens held in detention can obtain abortions.
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After seven and a half months in detention, he was released under orders to report to the police once a week.
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The United States government says more than one million ethnic Uighurs and other minorities have been locked in detention camps there.
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American Jeffrey Fowle spent five months in detention in 2014 for allegedly leaving a Bible at a club for foreign sailors.
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Senior political reporter Agnès Ndirubusa, broadcast reporter Christine Kamikazi, English-language reporter Egide Harerimana, and photojournalist Térence Mpozenzi remain in detention.
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In September at the UN General Assembly, Trump called on Iran to free all Americans in detention, without mentioning their names.
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Trump has sought, thus far unsuccessfully, to override Flores and hold families in detention until the conclusion of their immigration hearings.
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Every month, volunteers come together to write and respond to letters from undocumented immigrants stuck in detention centers across the country.
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She spent 23 hours in detention and said she could hear immigration officers debating the policy, uncertain of what to do.
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Shohrat Zakir, chairman of the regional government, told a press conference in Beijing that the "trainees" in detention had all "graduated".
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After confessing to violent crimes, anti-government activists could face serious charges, and, if convicted, be kept in detention for years.
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Albence said the arrival of hundreds of thousands of migrants meant an increased workload in detention centers and in the field.
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Above, one of those refugees, a Kurdish dissident from Iran, sent video diaries showing what his life in detention looks like.
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Those cases can take years to finish, though the administration notes they move faster when the immigrants are still in detention.
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Since late November, a Bahrain-born soccer player for a minor team in Australia has been held in detention in Thailand.
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While that settlement is in place, Azar said the children could not be moved to be with their parents in detention.
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But Mr. Sarraj's government shares the blame for holding the migrants in detention centers inside or close to its military facilities.
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But Mr. Sarraj's government shares the blame for holding the migrants in detention centers inside or close to its military facilities.
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He was grateful and humbled when he emerged from several weeks in detention to find out about the avalanche of support.
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Friday's court hearing was intended to decide on whether Meng can post bail or if she should be kept in detention.
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India lost many soldiers to the war, and in response began to imprison the Chinese immigrants in detention camps in Rajasthan.
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But they say the problems have been exacerbated by the Trump administration's focus on boosting the number of migrants in detention.
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He was recalled, kept in detention in the Vatican and dismissed from the priesthood, but died in 2015 before his trial.
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Adults and children alike may have had their shoelaces removed while in detention — to prevent self-harm — so they'll need replacements.
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A former child immigrant protected under the DACA act will remain in detention A former child immigrant protected under the DACA act will remain in detention Daniel Ramirez Medina, the first recipient of Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) protections to be detained by immigration officials under the Trump administration, will remain a captive.
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With Ghosn and Kelly still in detention, neither of the men will be able to vote or defend themselves at the meeting.
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Dubai-based businessmen Kamal and Mohamed Eldarat have been in detention since August 2014, accused of involvement in the Libyan civil war.
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President Obama tried to hold families in detention indefinitely, in hopes of deterring new migrants, which caused public outrage at the time.
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Park, who like Lee remains in detention on charges of corruption and abuse of power, has denied wrongdoing in a separate trial.
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Many said they were held for relatively minor offenses or kept in detention because they couldn't pay the equivalent of $50 bail.
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She says this leaves groups like hers "uncertain" about how to manage those kids already in detention in the U.S. ___ 9 a.m.
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There is even talk of separating Central American immigrant mothers seeking asylum from their children as they await deportation in detention facilities.
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They held hands and linked arms in human chains to prevent the placement of children in detention centers, until the police arrived.
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Perhaps that last one still sounds implausible to you, much as asylum-seeking children in detention camps once sounded implausible to me.
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He will remain in detention until his preliminary hearing scheduled for July 5, but a grand jury indictment could come before that.
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A 3-year-long campaign against legal activists that landed scores in detention has frightened many lawyers from taking on such causes.
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Another Iranian-British citizen, Kamal Foroughi, remains in detention after being arrested in 2011 while working in Tehran as a business consultant.
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Because so many migrant families are arriving to the border at once, there's not enough space in detention facilities to hold them.
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Australia said it had struck a deal to send refugees held in detention centres in Nauru and Papua New Guinea to America.
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Advocates expect that the number of children separated from their parents and placed in detention will continue to surge in upcoming months.
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The Vietnamese government has denied any use of force against Nguyen and has allowed U.S. consular officials to visit him in detention.
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He spent less than seven years in detention, mostly under house arrest, and later made a political comeback as mayor of Manila.
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The resolution calls for Russia to "provide unrestricted consular access to Paul Whelan while he remains in detention" and ensure due process.
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A spokesman for the special prosecutor's team said Lee would then be held in detention until the court had made its ruling.
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Libyan militants routinely round up refugees and hold them in detention camps until they, or their families abroad, pay for their release.
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That isn't what happened to Ana and Cesar, but Ana did spend two months in detention before being reunited with her son.
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Llosa called for Britain to cut the number of asylum seekers in detention and to integrate them into the community under supervision.
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One of the men targeted by the sweep remains in detention—under arrest on allegations of having consensual sex with another man.
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That cap has now been omitted, but the deal does reduce the number of beds in detention centers from 49,057 to 40,250.
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As our research has found, these fears are well-placed: many victims of trafficking are today being locked up in detention centers.
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The Seoul High Court similarly gave Lee a four-year suspended sentence on appeal after he had spent a year in detention.
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However, the institute notes that China's incarcerated population is probably higher, since that number does not include people held in detention centers.
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Samsung Group leader Jay Y. Lee has been accused of bribery and embezzlement in connection with the scandal and is in detention.
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Sixty-five of the 97 are being held in detention, while the other 32 have been released while they face deportation proceedings.
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The government's filing did not say whether it intends to release families after reunification, deport them or keep them together in detention.
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Much will depend on the relationships they form during their years in detention; a caring role model can make an incalculable difference.
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Adult migrants can spend months in detention — essentially jail — without ever seeing an attorney, and they can be subject to expedited deportation.
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ICE has been separating migrant children from their parents at the southern border of the US and keeping them in detention centers.
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Interview subjects ranged from ex-security and support workers in detention centres to the mourning parents of those who perished inside them.
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At least nine people remain in detention "after sufficient evidence was made available and for their confessions of charges attributed to them".
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Muzammil and his companions were exhausted from their months on the road and their time in detention, but they felt like celebrating.
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Russia: 'Provocation' by Kiev The November 25 confrontation ended with three Ukrainian ships in Russian custody and 24 Ukrainian sailors in detention.
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Why it matters: Border patrol and ICE have been releasing many migrant families almost immediately due to limited space in detention centers.
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But Canada obtained assurances that he would not be executed or tortured and that it could monitor his conditions while in detention.
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Another rights group, Amnesty International, reported that he had been tortured and placed in solitary confinement for extended periods while in detention.
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In earlier interviews, Mr. Ren said he believed Ms. Zhao's release, long rumored, came because she had been sexually assaulted in detention.
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They remain in limbo, stuck in detention centers or group homes where their lives and care are subsidized indefinitely at taxpayers' expense.
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Hopkins was reportedly attacked last week in detention and hospitalized with broken ribs, prompting his attorney, Kelly O'Connell, to condemn Mozen's ruling.
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Amnesty International said it obtained three testimonies alleging instances of sexual harassment, electrocution, and flogging in detention at the country's Dhahban prison.
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As a result of the policy, more than 2,000 children have reportedly been taken from their parents and placed in detention centers.
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One man who weighed 190 pounds when he entered the center lost 50 pounds over two years in detention, the report said.
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Some families are only partially reunified; a child may be returned to his mother, for instance, while his father remains in detention.
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RAICES wrote Friday on Twitter that Motawakil remains in detention, separated from the group who arrived at the airport to represent him.
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Feeling like an outsider in detention can bring back traumatic memories for LGBTQ asylum seekers who have faced rejection throughout their lives.
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Therefore, immigration enforcement could either release the whole family into the U.S. or release the children and keep the parents in detention.
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The details: The Flores Settlement and the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act both ensure that minors spend little time in detention centers.
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Therefore, immigration enforcement could either release the whole family into the U.S. — or release the children and keep the parents in detention.
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It would attempt to work around a court ruling that prevented children from being held in detention for more than three weeks.
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"The program is not built to reunify children with parents who are in detention," White said, echoing a common HHS talking point.
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China is waging a massive security crackdown on the Uighur Muslim ethnic minority in detention camps and prisons in Xinjiang, western China.
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The local police arrested Mr. Nie soon after her body was found, and he confessed to the killing after days in detention.
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Just last weekend, a well-known activist from Nubia, in southern Egypt, died in detention, apparently after lapsing into a diabetic coma.
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Mr. Nordland was able to interview some of the men in detention — an experience he described on Facebook Live on Oct. 24.
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At least 60,000 people migrating internationally have died since 2000, while crossing the sea, traveling through inhospitable landscapes, in detention or elsewhere.
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Aliens in detention 28500 U.S.C. §6900(a)(2628)(A)(i) makes aliens who have a communicable disease of public health significance inadmissible.
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Ana's assertion that she learned from Gutierrez in detention about gang threats to the parent-teacher association was not "persuasive," Couch wrote.
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Part 2 The conversation shifted to border security, with questions about decriminalizing border crossing and the handling of migrants in detention facilities.
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Keeping families in detention is not the only option for Trump — it's just the only option that he is willing to take.
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At the end of the film, the crew is in detention — a raw deal, since they just saved the world and all.
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In a New York Times op-ed, Alia al-Hathloul described how her sister was allegedly tortured and threatened while in detention.
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Most of these courts, except those that hear the cases of those currently in detention, are now closed because of the shutdown.
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But it could also add to the overcrowding in detention centers on the border when it goes into effect in 2400 days.
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It is unclear, though, exactly how many people are held in detention in China, a country with a similarly high prison population.
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More than a dozen Uighurs who are Australian permanent residents are missing in China and presumed to be in detention, activists say.
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While most agents working along the Mexican border and in detention centers speak at least basic Spanish, few know any indigenous languages.
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She also searched on Facebook for a Brazilian woman she had met in detention whose child had also been removed from her.
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For months, migrant families were separated as adults were placed in detention, and their children were sent to shelters across the country.
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Still, many of the immigrants targeted for deportation have been kept in detention for months by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE.
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Romania had about 500,000 political prisoners under the Communist regime, about one-fifth of whom died while in detention, according to historians.
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The Department of Justice announced on Tuesday night that it would postpone all immigration court hearings for immigrants who aren't in detention.
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Critics say there is concern over the inhumane conditions migrants face if they are returned to Libya and held in detention centers.
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Civilians can be held in detention merely on suspicion of committing a crime and can be subjected to trial by military tribunal.
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Trump has made efforts to end catch and release, instead keeping migrants in detention or else sending them back to Central America.
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Ms. Bello's mother landed with a dozen other passengers in detention, she said in a brief telephone interview, watched over by guards.
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Vietnamese police denied he had been kidnapped saying he had turned himself in and returned to Vietnam, where he is in detention.
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Women who married the ISIS fighters, known as ISIS brides, and their children are also being held in detention by the Kurds.
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The Stanford toolkit, for example, has been used in detention and after-school programs for kids caught vaping in school, she said.
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Kim Won-hong, who was removed as chief of the secret police in January, was in detention as part of a purge.
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The Seoul High Court similarly gave Lee a four-year suspended sentence on appeal after he had spent a year in detention.
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While in detention, Mr. Magnitsky had meticulously documented his requests for medical care for pancreatitis and gall bladder disease, which were denied.
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Following his death, family members told Reuters that Mr. al-Kheir's body had bruises showing that he was beaten while in detention.
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Two former prime ministers, several ex-ministers and prominent businessmen have been in detention since then as part of anti-graft investigations.
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Then she got a letter from Mary Sue Molnar, a San Antonio mother whose son was in detention for a sex offense.
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Amer Othman Adi had been held in detention for two weeks before he was deported this week, according to The Huffington Post.
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In a highly-publicized case, booksellers hawking politically-sensitive texts in Hong Kong disappeared — only to resurface in detention on the mainland.
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Johnson, who grew up near Wilkesboro, North Carolina, was imprisoned in 1956 for having a still and spent 11 months in detention.
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But Mr. Nicholson said some asylum seekers flown into Australia for medical treatment from offshore camps have languished for years in detention.
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Since his September 25 arrest, Oscar, a Nicaraguan immigrant, has remained in detention away from his wife, who suffers from multiple sclerosis.
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It said the decision would be effective from Sunday, when all those currently held in detention under the system would be released.
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They were being held in detention pending possible deportation, and Pacheco, a youth care worker, supervised the minors, the Justice Department said.
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Metin Topuz's attorney Halit Akalp said he will remain in detention until his next hearing in March, according to the news service.
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He was due to be released in September after five years in prison but remains in detention for reasons that are unclear.
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He, too, made the arduous journey to the United States, where he also asked for asylum and spent seven months in detention.
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Regardless of whether these children are awaiting trial, incarcerated, or in detention camps seeking refuge, the treatment they receive is remarkably inhumane.
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Thousands of their wives and children are being held in detention camps, free to move among the tents but unable to leave.
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He spent more than a year in detention there before he was allowed to return to the United States in grave condition.
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But it would have been allowed if Iran released a US citizen held in detention, a US administration official tells CNN Friday.
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Now that many children are in detention centers, I appreciate so much these role models and I am grateful for their teachings.
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Children in detention are at very high risk of exposure to physical and sexual assault, family separation, environmental deprivation and forced relocation.
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But lawyers say they may end up in detention camps, or at the very least be denied citizenship rights and government subsidies.
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After nine months in detention and a two-day trial, Mr Kart was sentenced to nearly four years in jail for drawing cartoons.
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They&aposre from 2014, well Hadas they gave the impression because you wrote that they were "first phots" of migrant kids in detention.
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"There should be no place in America for profiting off putting more people behind bars or in detention," Warren said in a statement.
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" The group also played the audio recording of children in detention centers crying, and chanted things like, "how do you sleep at night?
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And IIRIRA required the government to hold more immigrants in detention before deporting them — making it substantially harder for them to get lawyers.
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Having already spent more than two decades in detention, Qin was arrested most recently in 2015 but not tried until May this year.
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The first death occurred in September 2018, a migrant girl named Darlyn Cristabel Cordova-Valle, who had been in detention for seven months.
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Hatoon Ajwad Al Fassi and Samar Badawi in Saudi Arabia: courageous leading voices for the rights of Saudi women, both currently in detention.
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"Daniel has been in detention for almost two months," said Theodore J. Boutrous Jr., a member of Ramirez's legal team, in a statement.
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After presenting herself at the US border, Ishalaa was locked away in detention for over a month before she was released on bond.
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Trump's executive order relies on a court agreeing to make changes to the 1997 settlement in order to keep families together in detention.
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Oz Kiwi, an advocacy group, estimates that around 170 New Zealanders are currently in detention centres awaiting deportation, more than any other nationality.
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Some of those who have visited the center say such cases illustrate the emotional problems that can arise from holding families in detention.
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Asylum seekers in the detention center there have protested for more than two weeks, as some reached their 1,000th day held in detention.
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Rallies drawing attention to the incarceration and treatment of Indigenous youth in detention are currently being planned in all capital cities around Australia.
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Ojea Quintana highlighted the "deplorable" conditions of detainees in detention centers near the border with China including widespread sexual and gender-based violence.
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The policy resulted in thousands of children being separated from their parents and held in detention starting in the spring of this year.
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From April 1-22, an average of 36,235 immigrants were in detention per day, according to the most recent statistics provided by ICE.
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And what of the thousands of African asylum-seekers who are kept in detention centers in the Negev, surrounded by barbed-wire fences?
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From those cases, the Human Rights Data Analysis Group identified 250,270 cases with sufficient information to confirm the person was killed in detention.
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Police had earlier released one of the four arrested men, but the other remains in detention without charge, under special counter-terror laws.
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Amnesty said it had received reports of nine cases of government critics being tortured in detention, eight of them in May 2017 alone.
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The small hope that she and the others were kept alive in detention was shaken in April, when Syrian government forces retook Douma.
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Advocates for children applauded the appointment of an independent investigation into what has been called deplorable and dangerous conditions for children in detention.
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Ghosn is in detention in Tokyo over suspicion of financial misconduct, including alleged understating of his income and personal use of corporate money.
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IMN members regularly take to the streets of Abuja to call for the release of Zakzaky, who has been in detention since 2015.
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Midway through the credit roll we're treated to a familiar scene: our beloved heroes, fresh from saving the planet, are back in detention.
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Amnesty also said eight of the 22 lawyers had been remanded in custody, six remained in detention and seven were awaiting court rulings.
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Some Islamist clerics are currently in detention in Saudi Arabia following an apparent crackdown on potential opponents of the kingdom's rulers this month.
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