But any number of detentions were worth being caught with it and I had … one or two detentions.
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ICE, which was not formally created until 2003, provided data on detentions back to 2001 when the US Immigration and Naturalization Service handled immigration detentions.
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Detentions in Turkey The arrest of Metin Topuz, a staff member at the US' Istanbul consulate, was just the latest in a string of detentions that have irritated Washington.
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If detentions become a tit-for-tat component, China's reciprocal detentions of third-party individuals like Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig could become a more alarming and commonplace tactic.
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Party officials said no reason was given for the detentions.
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Circumstances surrounding the other detentions were not clear, he added.
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I would expect more detentions and even some additional arrests.
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Each previously lodged unsuccessful challenges to their detentions in court.
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Authorities have not disclosed the reasons for those reported detentions.
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" "We're going to rise like water, gonna shut detentions down.
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But the detentions may not necessarily lead to court cases.
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There were reports of about 2200 detentions elsewhere across Russia.
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Detentions, including of foreigners, have been reported across the country.
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Michael McCaul, spoke out about the Saudi detentions on Friday.
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And although CBP reported an increase in detentions in February and March, when compared to last year, there significant drops in the number of detentions along the Southwest border between October 2017 to January 2018.
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Saudi Arabia announced the committee and the detentions late on Saturday.
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ELLEITHEE: I heard it as trying to expand that family detentions.
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Many on Friday called for an end to family detentions altogether.
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He highlighted detentions and searches of certain immigrants after the Sept.
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Beyond long-term detentions, some are held briefly by local authorities.
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Snape was undoubtedly a stern professor, and his detentions reflected that.
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The United Nations and human rights groups have criticized the detentions.
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The first order to stop conducting such detentions was in 2011.
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It said 475 of the detentions had taken place in Moscow.
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The amount of detentions is largely in keeping with previous years.
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It was renamed the Renditions, Detentions and Interrogations Group, or RDG.
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These detentions are a violation of everything we should stand for.
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They are not suitable for lengthy detentions of women and children.
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Domestically, the disappearances and forced detentions without due process are common.
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Detentions in Mexico soared under the so-called Southern Border Plan.
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Those detentions have created a deep rift between China and Canada.
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No motions were filed challenging the conditions of their extended detentions.
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The regional source said King Salman had approved the latest detentions.
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There are reports of unexplained bombings, abductions and detentions without trial.
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Initially, Chinese officials brushed away questions and reports about the detentions.
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More than 200 students in Allentown, Pennsylvania, will serve Saturday detentions.
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At first, there were unlawful detentions and deportations of undocumented people.
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They described arbitrary detentions, violent interrogations and killings by security forces.
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Police often break up opposition rallies with teargas, beatings or detentions.
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While these detentions usually last a few days, there's little oversight.
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The play was on stage for seven nights before the detentions.
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Go deeper: Brutal dictatorships defend China's mass detentions of Uighur Muslims
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Canada has raised the issue of civil society activist detentions before.
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The detentions have become an even greater rallying cry for the activists.
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It was in fact staged as part of a protest for detentions.
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Papua New Guinea's highest court said the detentions breached the country's constitution.
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Turkey's leading opposition party, the CHP, described the detentions as "totally lawless".
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Both Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have criticized my parents' detentions.
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The pain caused by these detentions and deportations is hurting students directly.
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Materials were secured, but there were no detentions, Mr. de Maizière said.
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The Obama administration has recently spoken out more robustly on the detentions.
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In the first two weeks of March there were reportedly 526 detentions.
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Authorities set numeric targets for Uighur detentions in various parts of Xinjiang.
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Mexico appeared to respond quickly, with detentions and deportations jumping almost immediately.
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Labor experts said such detentions erode Western companies' confidence in Chinese suppliers.
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The Port Authority Police Department "had no role in detentions," he said.
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In some cases, the state appears to be confiscating evidence of detentions.
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The spreadsheet adds to a growing body of evidence on these detentions.
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But Monday's detentions in connection with the Saturday rally quashed that idea.
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But others protested and filed petitions about the secretive detentions and trials.
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An investigation is ongoing and no detentions have been made, Atehortua added.
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Officials said the operation was continuing and could lead to further detentions.
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Critics say the detentions were intended, in part, to neutralize potential challengers.
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Uighurs speak in hushed tones of restrictions on Islam and mass detentions.
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Hussain's arrest in London followed other detentions of opposition politicians in Pakistan.
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Our apprehensions, our detentions, our referrals to Border Patrol — they're definitely down.
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The kingdom cast the detentions as part of a crackdown on entrenched corruption, while some observers said the detentions were orchestrated to consolidate power under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the next in line to King Salman bin Abdulaziz.
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Demonstrations sprang up at airports around the country in response to the detentions.
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Turkey is the only Muslim-majority country to have condemned the mass detentions.
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Government officials and police were not immediately available to comment on the detentions.
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And even then black site detentions and enhanced interrogations were limited and targeted.
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Rights groups say Cuba often uses short-term detentions to repress public criticism.
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Spavor and Kovrig's detentions were seen by many as retaliation for Meng's arrest.
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What are some of the human rights that these mass detentions have violated?
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The scale of detentions across Xinjiang may have gone further than initially expected.
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I saw the cost of hate crimes, deportations, and detentions across the country.
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But the latest detentions are much more extensive than previous ones, he said.
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They've documented instances of enforced disappearances, arbitrary detentions, and extrajudicial executions of civilians.
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Last month, the United Nations expressed alarm over the reports of mass detentions.
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I have not experienced my country without demonstrations, torture, detentions, killings and bombs.
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Reuters was not immediately able to confirm the report on the latest detentions.
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Civilians have complained for years of arbitrary detentions, torture and killing by soldiers.
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China leads the world in detentions, with 60 journalists held in that country.
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The detentions were among the worst civil liberties violations in modern U.S. history.
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The detentions of the Canadians - including one disclosed on Wednesday - followed the Dec.
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Lopez Obrador said they had not been instructed to carry out such detentions.
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In a fiery op-ed, China's ambassador to Canada baldly stated that the detentions of Kovrig and Spavor were "self-defense" from Canadian bullying, all but admitting the detentions were in retaliation for Canada's detention of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou.
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Prime Minister Manuel Valls defended the raids, detentions and house arrests during a Feb.
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They detained several people, according to a neighbor who saw the detentions taking place.
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But the backlash has persisted, with protesters calling on the administration to curb detentions.
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Wikipedia's list of concentration and internment camps is filled with history's most horrendous detentions.
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Neither government nor intelligence officials could be immediately reached for comment on the detentions.
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A new challenge to Guantanamo Bay detentions focuses on a Trump tweet from Jan.
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On Sunday residents observed a shutdown in South Kashmir's Tral area against the detentions.
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Suki Kim strenuously denies her book has anything to do with the latest detentions.
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Police have put down protests against it using teargas, beatings, detentions and live bullets.
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Authorities deny political persecution, saying all detentions of politicians are for breaking the law.
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He argued Arpaio didn't lie to his former attorney, Casey, about stopping the detentions.
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A feature of the government's crackdown is the secrecy surrounding many of the detentions.
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The government has confirmed most of the detentions, without giving details of any charges.
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He also said that investigations were still underway and detentions within security forces continue.
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Arbitrary detentions and abuses by security forces in Kashmir are commonplace, rights groups say.
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Germany warned citizens last month to be careful when travelling there after recent detentions.
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The closings and the detentions of journalists have been sharply criticized by rights organizations.
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The detentions demonstrate the government's enduring sensitivity to any commemoration of the 1989 killings.
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Experts say the detentions are a clear violation of China's own laws and constitution.
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Detentions and deportation proceedings have also resulted in family separations far from the border.
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Last month, a United Nations panel confronted Chinese diplomats in Geneva over the detentions.
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In the 153s and through the 2000s, maritime detentions averaged around 200 a year.
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As criticism of the detentions grew throughout this year, the government first stayed silent.
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The Trump administration has also sought to increase detentions to deter would-be migrants.
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Extended detentions or deportations caused by mistranslation or lack of translation are not rare.
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Allegations of torture and arbitrary detentions are rampant on both sides of Syria's war.
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"We should not consider this as solely a reaction to the detentions of consulate employees".
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Some called for undocumented immigrants to be housed with foster families to prevent family detentions.
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During the same time period, the sector has seen more than 104,000 family-unit detentions.
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Each week brings a fresh wave of detentions or sackings, and no one is immune.
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The detentions, delays and uncertainty have already strangled eastern Ukrainian ports like Mariupol and Berdyansk.
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Canada has condemned the detentions as "arbitrary," while China has repeatedly demanded Meng be released.
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This case, Benavidez said, joins other detentions of activists who have publicly criticized ICE's practices.
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The precise number of detentions is unclear; other reports say around 40 people were seized.
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Reports of mass detentions and strict surveillance of Uighurs have sparked a growing international outcry.
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Police detained just over 1,000 people, OVD-Info, a rights organization that monitors detentions, said.
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The mass detentions were initially supported by many Turks, who supported Erdogan in blaming Gulen.
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Our detentions are reduced, and our overall arrests have been part of a continuing decline.
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President Tayyip Erdogan's government says the detentions and dismissals are necessary to safeguard national security.
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Those counties obtain the scans through a variety of sources, usually jails and detentions centers.
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They are facing absurd and baseless allegations of terror links, and lengthy pre-trial detentions.
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Thousands of cases of harassment of government critics and arbitrary arrests and detentions were reported.
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The detentions have contributed to a sharp deterioration in relations between the two NATO allies.
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Canada has condemned the detentions as "arbitrary", while China has repeatedly demanded Meng be released.
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Certainly, many of the critics of Mr. Trump's detentions want to advance their own agendas.
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He and his backers say the detentions over recent years are necessary to stabilize Egypt.
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He and his backers say the detentions over recent years are necessary to stabilise Egypt.
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He and his backers say the detentions over recent years are necessary to stabilise Egypt.
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But her record in the terrorist detentions and interrogations following 9/11 is well documented.
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In October, he was the first Chinese official to defend in detail the mass detentions.
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They are threatened with arrests and detentions of family members if they did not confess.
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The Causeway Bay Books detentions shocked many in the industry, leading some businesses to close.
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And Mr. Pompeo has denounced China for its detentions of one million or more Muslims.
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It has argued that immigrants can file individual habeas corpus petitions to challenge their detentions.
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In response, Mexico began cracking down on illegal migration, sharply increasing detentions of undocumented migrants.
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Fifteen people died in police or army operations involving presumed arbitrary detentions, the U.N. added.
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In an interview in June, Mr. Mnuchin would not comment on the detentions of Muslims.
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The government responded with mass detentions, torture, starvation sieges and bombing of rebel-held areas.
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"All required procedural requirements under law are followed while executing detentions under PSA," he said.
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" Carter reiterated that if detentions took place they would be for "a very short time.
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Brownback said Friday the detentions of Uyghurs were "arbitrary" and based on their religious practices.
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Canada has called the detentions arbitrary and are calling for Kovrig and Spavor's immediate release.
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The Guardian's Jason Burke reports, Zimbabwe opposition members face a wave of detentions and violence.
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Erdogan's government has carried out mass detentions, gutting public institutions and quieting the political opposition.
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His father has been in poor health, adding to his family's distress over the detentions.
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In an interview in June, Mr. Mnuchin would not comment on the detentions of Muslims.
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But the recent detentions indicate that the prince appears determined to stay the course, as he did after widespread rebukes over the killing of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi last year, the kingdom's military campaign in Yemen and the detentions of several women's rights activists.
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Rights groups claimed people were beaten and subjected to arbitrary detentions under the previous emergency rule.
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But the backlash has persisted, with protesters calling on the administration to curb detentions and more.
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After a weekend of protests and detentions of foreigners at American airports, Trump defended his move.
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The recent detentions are not the first time teachers from the school have attracted unwanted attention.
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China has recently stepped up detentions and repatriations of North Koreans who have made it across.
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To secure convictions, Japan's system of justice depends heavily on confessions procured during long, isolating detentions.
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The FSB said in a statement on its website that the detentions had occurred on Sept.
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The detentions formed part of an investigation into a crime of concealment, police said on Twitter.
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It also triggered a wave of arrests, detentions and dismissals of those suspected of any involvement.
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The Tripoli factions sometimes clash in turf battles or over killings or detentions of their members.
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Strikers have previously said they are striking to protest detentions and verbal abuses from ICE officials.
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The litany of detentions and releases works to wear asylum seekers down until they give up.
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INM did not respond to requests for comment about the allegations of overcrowding and irregular detentions.
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The bottom line: The mass detentions currently underway will inevitably result in young children falling ill.
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Singapore's Straits Times called it the first detentions under the act involving a foreign workers' cell.
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The detentions were not announced by the Saudi government, and it remains unclear what prompted them.
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Counting previous detentions, he has spent a total of four decades in prisons and labor camps.
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The arrangement led to the detentions of at least nine Washington residents, Mr. Ferguson's office said.
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He began to write articles under his own name and openly denounced the detentions as illegal.
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The independent U.N. experts voiced concern over alleged detentions of political critics, journalists and Muslim clerics.
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Asiye Abdulaheb said she had helped spread documents exposing China's detentions of Muslim minorities in Xinjiang.
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The extended detentions allow immigration enforcement authorities to pick up suspected criminal immigrants from local jails.
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The hyper-militarized borders and selective detentions and enhanced interrogations, all to be taken as ordinary.
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The fraught relationship could continue to fray as the Trump administration ramps up arrests and detentions.
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The mass detentions amount to a preventive internal-security operation of almost unimaginable—and unmeasurable—proportions.
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"We need to know much more about how these detentions are being implemented," Mr. Wang said.
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Despite long arbitrary detentions — in some cases up to 10 months — indictments have not been prepared.
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Most cases involve planted evidence and invented circumstances to justify detentions, its director, Alfredo Romero, said.
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The extraordinary steps included administrative detentions and orders keeping key radicals out of the West Bank.
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The events that unfolded as reports of immigrants and traveler detentions spread on Saturday were remarkable.
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The detentions, delays and uncertainty have strangled Ukrainian ports like Mariupol, the country's third-largest, and Berdyansk.
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The administration is engaged in an effort to dramatically ramp up detentions and deportations of unauthorized immigrants.
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The government has also been accused of stomping out dissent through political detentions, torture and extrajudicial killings.
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A spokesman for Renova group, which manages Vekselberg's assets, did not respond to questions about the detentions.
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Word of the detentions quickly spread, and the crowds at the airport grew steadily throughout the afternoon.
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"I can confirm that these raids and detentions are being carried out in several places," he said.
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Press releases and articles regularly tout the numbers of detentions, convictions, and even executions of ISIS suspects.
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The government wants to set up detentions centers and deport those whose asylum requests are being rejected.
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Police formed a security cordon around city hall in case the latest detentions stirred unrest, witnesses said.
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The scheme has led to significant falls in compulsory mental-health detentions by police in some areas.
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Their detentions were extended for another seven days on Tuesday, a source close to the matter said.
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The group is trying to determine through its information request whether the suspensions triggered the ICE detentions.
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And with the increased detentions policy of the Trump administration, could also relieve crowding in the facilities.
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The government said detentions were necessary to restore order and accused the opposition of planning an insurrection.
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He bounced in and out of foster homes, institutions, and juvenile detentions centers throughout his teenage years.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson also said in a statement that he was concerned by the detentions.
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The Punjab government's caretaker law minister, Shaukat Javed, told Reuters his office had not ordered the detentions.
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The detentions sent Crown shares tumbling 14 percent on Monday and the sell-off continued on Thursday.
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Democrats are seeking to limit the number of beds as a step toward phasing out family detentions.
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Archbishop Gomez's focus on border detentions and family separations has often been more pastoral than overtly political.
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The policies were credited with more than half a million deportations and detentions between 2005 and 2012.
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The number marks the fewest illegal immigration detentions at the southern border in at least 85033 years.
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We should end the drone strikes, military interventions and indefinite detentions that stoke resentment and escalate violence.
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Speaking Wednesday, Trudeau said Canadian officials were working with their Chinese counterparts on the previous two detentions.
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The detentions come amid growing tensions between China and western countries, including the United States and Australia.
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Opponents of the offshore detentions said that the ruling on Tuesday suggested that the policy was unsustainable.
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Police responded to the violence with a massive crackdown, and detentions or disappearances ranged into the thousands.
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Mexican crackdown: Detentions and deportations in Mexico have multiplied in recent weeks, amid intense pressure from Washington.
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It has almost certainly shaped the policies that have led to the flurry of high-profile detentions.
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I had been in and out of juvenile detentions camps and prisons since I was a teenager.
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Mr. Cruz has introduced legislation that aims to speed up the asylum process, rendering long detentions unnecessary.
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Local advocacy organizations criticized the detentions - which they said stretched to 12 hours - as unusual and troubling.
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Western governments have grown increasingly vocal about the sweeping detentions in Xinjiang, a region in northwestern China.
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But the creator, Feroza Aziz, quickly moves to the mass detentions of minority Muslims in northwestern China.
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However, federal courts have found that such detentions violate Fourth Amendment protections against unlawful search and seizure.
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He said its local employees had been interviewed by Tanzanian "government agencies" but did not confirm detentions.
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The arrests spooked the fighters, as more detentions followed, as well as frequent searches of fans' homes.
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Human Rights Watch said it was unclear what caused the mass detentions by Egyptian authorities this week.
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The U.S. State Department said it was aware of the detentions and was closely following the reports.
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In a response, the Attorney General's office said it would inquire with the ISA about the detentions.
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For some activists, the Huizhou detentions are not the first time they have stared down Chinese authorities.
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Guatemala's Attorney General Thelma Aldana announced the detentions at a press conference in the capital on Wednesday.
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I am disturbed by the increase in detentions and deportations of well-established and law-abiding immigrants.
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The detentions followed weeks of tension, during which Widodo said "political actors" had fanned violence at a Nov.
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Their past—coupled with unreliable access to lawyers, therapists, and medical care—means their detentions are doubly traumatizing.
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Trump has ordered the separations to be stopped, but critics are still fighting the prosecutions and other detentions.
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In its statement to the Istanbul stock exchange, Dogan said Thursday's detentions were part of the same investigation.
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Meanwhile, immigration advocates questioned assertions that immigration detentions are unusually high and represent a crisis at the border.
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She searched online for information about the detentions, but couldn't find anything that explained what was going on.
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Stories of detentions and torture by DGCIM agents, sometimes wearing skeleton masks and balaclavas, spread through the ranks.
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The letter underscores the growing unease among Beijing's tight-knit community of foreign policy professionals over the detentions.
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The detentions include six lieutenant colonels and three lower-ranking officers, according to a lawyer representing the group.
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The reality exposed by journalists, NGOs and former detainees includes mass surveillance, arbitrary detentions, brainwashing and even torture.
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A spokesman for the Belarusian Foreign Ministry said the detentions had nothing to do with freedom of speech.
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The officials declined to say whether Pence would offer Canada assistance on the detentions and the trade stoppages.
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And with the increased detentions policy of President Donald Trump's administration, could also relieve crowding in the facilities.
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Cool said the incident took place several hours after a peaceful rally protesting immigrant detentions outside the facility.
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No injuries, arrests or detentions were reported until the bus driver was detained at around 9:30 p.m.
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State security forces in Central America and Mexico are often accused of arbitrary detentions by human rights groups.
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Recently, after two Black teenage students repeatedly wore braids to school, they were written up and given detentions.
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Five were imprisoned for a year or more, on charges like blocking traffic, detentions the commission found arbitrary.
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With the number of detentions likely to expand under the Trump administration's policies, investors have also taken notice.
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The U.S. State Department said it was closely following the events and expressed concerns over reports of detentions.
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Critics accused Maduro's government of arbitrary detentions and the systematic use of torture against dissidents and military officers.
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The orders led to widespread detentions over the weekend and large protests at many airports around the country.
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The detentions on Friday appeared to be part of a wider crackdown on the party, Turkey's fourth-largest.
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But for activists, the detentions show that deep-seated change in the kingdom remains a long way off.
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Rights groups say the detentions are arbitrary and extralegal, sweeping up huge numbers of people on scant evidence.
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He said that they would take their gripes to the prison "commander" who might order detentions or disappearances.
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It appears very likely that the arrests and detentions will continue in the days and weeks to come.
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Many on Capitol Hill believe legislation is necessary to deal with the order, since it allows indefinite detentions.
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Some Uighur Muslims managed to escape China's omnipresent surveillance and arbitrary detentions in the western province of Xinjiang.
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Protests in previous weeks were also marked by mass detentions, with riot police arresting more than 2,000 people.
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Though there has been a slight uptick in recent months, detentions are well down from a year ago.
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Their editors, who face obstacles like restricted internet access and occasional detentions, hope that will not change now.
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A few dozen people gathered for a silent protest against the detentions at a monument in central Bangkok.
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All of those detained were foreign nationals, it said, without giving details on when the detentions took place.
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But Justice Gorsuch suggested that mandatory detentions of immigrants long after they completed their sentences could be problematic.
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The inquiry also is to examine widespread recruitment of children by warring parties and arbitrary arrests and detentions.
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US special operations forces in Iraq have captured a ranking member of the Islamic State, the first of what may be many such detentions, and one that raises the questions of where the US will hold such detainees, how long detentions will last, and what will be done with them.
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Clashes broke out between the demonstrators and riot police on Sunday but there were no immediate reports of detentions.
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ILGA said reports of new arrests were alarming and urged the government to bring the detentions to a halt.
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However, numbers released by CBP have shown detentions on the border with Mexico have been on a downward trend.
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In arguing that Trump exceeded his authority and that the continued detentions are unlawful, the lawyers cited a Jan.
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We are talking about ports of entry, we are talking about fully funding customs, we are talking about detentions.
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The current detentions you might assume barely scratch the surface of a force with such a deep bench strength.
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In recent days, U.S. immigration agents have targeted undocumented Central American families for deportation, with 121 detentions since Jan.
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It would also codify and streamline our government's approach to how we handle American hostage situations and wrongful detentions.
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Nee did not specifically name Wen or his family, but issued the statement soon after reports of the detentions.
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Amnesty International, an NGO, claims that Aidar was involved in several human-rights violations, including abductions and unlawful detentions.
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While other students received detentions, Zamora allegedly gave the victim warnings and let him "off the hook" for infractions.
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Many could face long detentions and separation from families while awaiting court hearings that could end with deportation orders.
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The detentions came around a protest to demand that opposition members be allowed to run in a local election.
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Cuba has long been accused of committing human rights abuses, including arbitrary detentions and restrictions on freedom of speech.
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Other means exist for assuring compliance that do not harm children and are far less expensive than family detentions.
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Most of those beds are in a relatively small number of large detentions centers located along the southern border.
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However, she was also criticized by Democrats at the time for her support of terrorist detentions at Guantanamo Bay.
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Beijing says the facilities provide job training and legal education for Uighurs and has denied carrying out mass detentions.
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Officials at the network questioned whether the detentions of journalists' family members were ordered in retaliation for their reporting.
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But as years and detentions piled up, the evidence ripened, like layers of dead leaves transforming into usable soil.
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But the detentions were viewed by many as an effort to seek leverage in negotiations over Ms. Meng's fate.
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Opponents accuse Museveni, in power since 1986, of stifling dissent through intimidation, beatings and detentions, charges his government denies.
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Andrew has spoken with several people inside the kingdom who say that the detentions show a crackdown on corruption.
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Although some of those who were arrested were released, the number of detentions drew criticism from human rights groups.
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The discussions over the mass detentions in Xinjiang highlight American efforts on issues that diverge from the president's priorities.
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The journalists shared details of the mass detentions and of harassment of their own family members in the region.
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The Trump administration is also now pushing to detain migrants indefinitely, bringing into question CBP's statement on short detentions.
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He was therefore considering suspending a writ of habeas corpus, which requires the state to justify arrests and detentions.
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The bill would also restrict U.S. technology and AI exports to China that could be used to facilitate detentions.
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In July, more than 20 countries pressured China through the UN Human Rights Council to stop detentions in Xinjiang.
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In the final season, this means a #MeToo story line and a brutal arc about I.C.E. and immigration detentions.
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In the final season, this means a #MeToo story line and a brutal arc about I.C.E. and immigration detentions.
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Rights groups worry that the latest arrests are part of a trend of arbitrary detentions of Westerners in Iran.
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"Detentions are extra-legal, with no legal representation allowed throughout the process of arrest and incarceration," the submission said.
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Another senior police officer, Hobindra Bogati, said the Chinese embassy knew about the raids and had supported the detentions.
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Protests in September by opposition activists against the proposed amendment were quickly put down with detentions, teargas and beatings.
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The detentions occurred as Russia was hosting a major investment forum in the Black Sea resort town of Sochi.
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In a Monday press briefing, White House spokesman Sean Spicer said, "It's a shame people were inconvenienced" by the detentions.
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China's legal system by contrast is completely controlled by the Communist Party, and riddled with forced confessions and arbitrary detentions.
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The weekly demonstrations and detentions are normal, but the conga line was an additional flourish a week before Obama's visit.
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The Foundation for Human Rights in Cuba says there were over 6,000 arbitrary detentions of human rights activists in 2013.
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Yildirim said the Turkish arrests and detentions were based on documents and testimonies, and that all legal channels were followed.
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The number of detentions under the Mental Health Act in England rose from 43,463 in 2009 to 20143,622 in 2016.
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Public disquiet over disappearances has steadily grown, even though Egyptians have become somewhat inured to daily reports of new detentions.
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In his view, it's impossible to separate the link with PUST in these detentions from wider tensions on the peninsular.
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The Foundation for Human Rights in Cuba says there were over 6,000 arbitrary detentions of human rights activists in 2013.
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He addresses the detentions and military trials of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, and argues forcefully for keeping the naval base.
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The detentions were a rare success for Belgian authorities, who have been pilloried for mishandling leads in the bombings investigation.
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No figures are available for DNA-related detentions, but local critics have accused the directorate of abuse of the system.
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An embassy spokesman in Beijing added in a statement that Britain was "deeply concerned" by reports of disappearances and detentions.
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"Once again, it proves that all the detentions, tortures and murders are committed by the law enforcement officers," Kocketkov added.
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At the height of the George W. Bush administration's "War on Terror," detentions of alleged "enemy combatants" were more common.
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The agents suggested that Nielsen create a second bureau just for their investigations and another for immigration detentions and deportations.
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Under President Xi Jinping, the authorities have pursued an intense drive of detentions, trials and convictions to stifle political dissent.
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Senior U.S. officials should publicly criticize unfair elections, restrictions of press freedom, arbitrary detentions of dissidents, and other repressive measures.
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In its ruling, the five-judge court ordered the governments of Papua New Guinea and Australia to end those detentions.
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Detentions and security clampdowns increased after March 2008, when a Tibetan revolt that began in Lhasa spread across the plateau.
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"For nearly forty years, Iran has used detentions and hostage taking as a tool of state policy," the statement said.
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However, defense lawyers and some independent analysts have criticized the use of lengthy pre-trial detentions of dozens of suspects.
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MY HEART IS MELTING After a Pennsylvania school issued detentions to students who walked out of school for #NeverAgain protest.
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The police officer, Rajendra Bista, works in Dhangadi, an area 270 miles southwest of Kathmandu where the detentions took place.
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He had declined to answer specific questions about his role in the Trump administration on family detentions and education policy.
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The detentions were the latest demonstration of the crown prince's willingness to take extraordinary measures to quash any perceived rival.
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One possible motive for the detentions may have to do with the aging of Prince Mohammed's father, King Salman, 84.
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One week before the McKinsey event, a United Nations committee had denounced the mass detentions and urged China to stop.
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ICE recently requested 45,000 N95 masks from the federal government for its officers to carry out detentions of undocumented immigrants.
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Officials in Kashmir told of mass detentions, while residents said tear gas and pellet guns were used against Kashmiri citizens.
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But in China, the effort uses blood collected from ethnic Uighurs swept up in mass detentions in China's Xinjiang region.
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A Tokyo court rejects a motion to extend the detentions of Ghosn and Kelly, potentially paving the way to bail.
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And while the show covers centuries, today's constant headlines about mass incarceration and border detentions lend it a special timeliness.
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They accuse Museveni, in power since 1986, of stifling dissent through intimidation, beatings, detentions and prosecutions on trumped-up charges.
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" But while China has accused the two men of spying, the Canadian government has repeatedly described their detentions as "arbitrary.
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Gamal Eid, director of the Arab Network for Human Rights Information, said the number of detentions had risen above 400.
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As an appeals court judge, he signed on to decisions that deprived detainees of the chance to contest their detentions.
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Indeed, he had personally overseen the detentions of hundreds of other Saudis he felt were a danger to the country.
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The changes are expected to lead to detentions and deportations in greater numbers, as well as lessened protections for undocumented immigrants.
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Police have also attracted public criticism for their crackdown on opposition activists, often breaking up rallies with teargas, beatings and detentions.
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Some of the protesters then marched through central Moscow before riot police halted them with metal barriers and sometimes rough detentions.
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In his opening speech, Le Yucheng, China's vice minister for foreign affairs, made no mention of the allegations of mass detentions.
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The US State Department confirmed the detentions but declined to provide any further detail about their cases due to privacy concerns.
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Quraishi told CNN she was "subjected to many detentions" during her three-month involvement in the uprising, each of them different.
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In interviews with Axios, U.S. experts interpreted the detentions as direct retaliation for an arguably provocative new American approach toward China.
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Detentions have surged as the Trump administration's aggressive policy toward migrants has collided with an exodus of children fleeing Central America.
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Short detentions and deportations have become common, especially as reporters facing delays for official permissions seek shortcuts to report in Venezuela.
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Hossain said that mass detentions of activists ahead of a meeting had been one such disruptive tactic used by the authorities.
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Police operations against drug smuggling are up about 31 percent and detentions up around 28 percent this year, the ministry said.
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These were set up by hospital trusts in the early 2000s, after which the number of detentions began slowly to fall.
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He said he would keep parliament informed monthly on the review's progress and the "latest position on detentions, removals and deportations".
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"I link this (case) with the general trend and the desire to control the internet space," he said of the detentions.
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The detentions have triggered a major diplomatic row with Canada after the Canadians demanded the immediate release of the jailed activists.
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The spike in immigrant detentions comes after Canada revoked its policy requiring Mexican nationals to get visas before entering the country.
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Protests against the move have been put down with detentions, teargas and live bullets, leaving at least two dead in October.
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Mr. Lu, 60, and Mr. Chen, 50, have been stalwart supporters of the China Democratic Party, despite past detentions and imprisonments.
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U.S. State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus said Washington was concerned about reports of detentions, and urged both sides to show restraint.
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The experts said arbitrary arrests and detentions, enforced disappearances, and torture "continue to be committed by all parties to the conflict."
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Chechnya has faced international outcry amidst reports of human rights abuses including torture, unlawful arrest and detentions, disappearances and extrajudicial killings.
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Massachusetts' Supreme Judicial Court ruled that because the detainer requests are civil, rather than criminal, the detentions amount to unconstitutional arrests.
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The detentions are part of China&aposs hardline counterterrorism policy in the region, which purports to clamp down on religious radicalism.
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The recent detentions of Ms. Fujimori and her father have now led some to believe that the opposite may be true.
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The new wave of detentions this week came just days after Prince Ahmed had returned from a falcon hunting trip abroad.
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Previous Saudi rulers might have provided some advance warning to Washington and London before such high profile detentions, former diplomats said.
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The letter notes that human rights experts have documented abuses that include arbitrary detentions, extrajudicial killings, torture and sexual crimes. Yes.
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Members of the group have been subject to mass detentions in what China calls "vocational training" centres and widespread state surveillance.
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The Canadian government has not publicly drawn any links between the detentions of the Canadians and the arrest of Ms. Meng.
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The three detentions by the Chinese government are being seen as ratcheting up the pressure on Canada to release Ms. Meng.
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After two detentions, a miscarriage and the birth of her son, Ms. Ayesh carried on to organize nonviolent demonstrations and strikes.
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" Mr. Hamilton said the judge's previous rulings prohibiting extended detentions of families has "put this executive branch into an untenable position.
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The foreign ministry on Friday summoned the Venezuelan ambassador to Lisbon to tell him Portugal was "very preoccupied" with the detentions.
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But when it comes to China — in particular to Hong Kong or to mass detentions of Muslims in Xinjiang — they're silent.
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Aruban authorities initially acted sluggishly, and despite eventual detentions of van der Sloot and his friends, never brought charges against them.
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According to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Border Patrol centers are meant for short-term detentions of only 85033 hours.
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But under threat from the Trump administration, he has reversed course and overseen a sharp increase in migrant detentions and deportations.
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From a purely financial standpoint, the numbers are encouraging, even though detentions of immigrants on the southern border dropped in February.
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Interior Minister Paula Romo told local Radio Quito that the detentions were for vandalism including the destruction of a dozen ambulances.
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The border detentions follow Israel's decision earlier this year to bar entry to organizations that promote a boycott of the country.
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The arrests follow reports of detentions of judges at other courts, a sign that the probe was widening into the judiciary.
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A number of women and women's groups report kidnappings, detentions, disappearances and other human rights violations by armed actors in Syria.
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But under threat from the Trump administration, he has reversed course and overseen a sharp increase in migrant detentions and deportations.
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The detentions came three days after members of the European Parliament completed a visit to Malta to examine its justice system.
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Canada has said the detentions are unacceptable and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said China should free the men.
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Venezuela's security forces have come under increasing scrutiny for arbitrary detentions, inhumane conditions of detainees and inadequate investigation of torture allegations.
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Human rights groups have repeatedly cited the alleged use of torture, arbitrary detentions, forced confessions and problems accessing lawyers in China.
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HRW said forced displacements and arbitrary detentions taking place in Anbar, Babel, Diyala, Salahuddin and Nineveh provinces had affected hundreds of families.
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It said it found 71 cases of revolving-door detentions, in which authorities kept on issuing orders to keep people behind bars.
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The number of detentions have dropped to 237,176 for the 2018 fiscal year, down from 271,087 during the same period in 2017.
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Only a day before the Cumhuriyet detentions, the official gazette announced the closure of 15 other news outlets, most of them Kurdish.
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Officials in Indian-controlled Kashmir told of mass detentions, while residents said tear gas and pellet guns were used against Kashmiri citizens.
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I also was able to photograph ICE detentions and prisons, as well as mass deportations of undocumented immigrants back to Central America.
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It flags the risks of terrorist attacks and arbitrary detentions and advises against all travel to the frontiers with Iraq and Afghanistan.
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European Parliament President Martin Schulz said the detentions marked the crossing of 'yet another red line' against freedom of expression in Turkey.
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The detentions of the MPs and their supporters and reports of their torture sparked days of protest in different parts of Uganda.
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The detentions were unlikely to be Crown-specific, but pointed another crackdown on VIP gaming by Beijing, JL Warren told Dow Jones.
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In August, William C. Hubbard, then the president of the association, issued a statement after the initial wave of detentions of lawyers.
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Guinea's fishing minister, Andre Loua, confirmed the detentions and added that it needed more money and boats to effectively control illegal fishing.
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Short detentions and deportations have become common, especially as reporters facing lengthy bureaucracy for official permissions seek shortcuts to report in Venezuela.
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Saturday's attack on the facility took place several hours after a peaceful rally protesting immigrant detentions outside the facility, according to authorities.
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International human rights groups have accused Bangladeshi security forces of carrying out extra-judicial killings, abductions and detentions of suspects without charge.
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The detentions marked the government's biggest such round-up of Chinese nationals in the country, many thought to be working there illegally.
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Travel groups are also concerned about tougher vetting of travel visas, increased airport detentions and new restrictions on fliers using electronic devices.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to clarify that ICE was created in 2003 but provided data on detentions back to 2001.
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Arrests and detentions during national political conventions have often spawned complaints that the police were too arbitrary in taking people into custody.
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Those who have embraced the term can be shut out of public jobs and are often subjected to arbitrary detentions and beatings.
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And as Mexico sharply increased its pace of detentions and deportations, there was no commensurate increase in budget for processing asylum applications.
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According to the BJS report, that number was significantly affected by the proportion of Border Patrol detentions that resulted in federal arrests.
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" He called Israel's military courts in the West Bank an "accomplice in the occupation's crimes through detentions, unjust court sentences, and torture.
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More than 200 rights lawyers or legal workers were swept up in detentions last summer, with about two dozen still in custody.
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Sanchez tracks and keeps records of detentions, and told the New York Times that the government had ramped up its intimidation habits.
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The legal action could require federal authorities, who have denied most of the allegations of mistreatment, to justify -- or end -- the detentions.
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U.S. Their ruling held that federal district courts lack jurisdiction to hear cases challenging the legality and conditions of Guantanamo Bay detentions.
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More than 15 years after allowing sweeping post-9/11 detentions, the government officials who implemented the policies are off the hook.
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Expecting a sharp increase in detentions, Mexican officials are also planning to expand the government's system of detention centers in southern Mexico.
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" - Human Rights Watch said the detentions appeared to be "aimed at stopping independent reporting of the ethnic cleansing campaign against the Rohingya.
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In recent years the number of such detentions has increased, a disturbing trend for foreigners visiting or conducting business in the country.
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The data for the first time shows the extent of the detentions, as well as indicating who was picked up and where.
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Moreover, while China wants a cooperative Uighur community, detentions and other abuses seem more likely to breed resentment and stoke broader radicalization.
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The nightmare scenario is for the Syrian government to take back control and reimpose its brutal regime of massacres and mass detentions.
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The detentions have also caught the attention of other foreign companies operating in China, where fears of increased government scrutiny are growing.
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The result, according to Washington, is a more than 70% drop in migrant detentions on the U.S.-Mexico frontier since last May.
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It received fewer dollars - then not a single one this year - while inspections of its factories and detentions of its managers multiplied.
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Go deeper: Report: Leaked files show how mass detention of Uighurs was organized Brutal dictatorships defend China's mass detentions of Uighur Muslims
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They're asking for a list of Iranians and Iranian Americans who were referred for non-routine or secondary inspections, detentions or questioning.
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The result, according to Washington, is a more than 70% drop in migrant detentions on the U.S.-Mexico frontier since last May.
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The detentions followed information that the leaders were meeting "to plot and carry out some destructive activities", a senior police official said.
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VICE News met with eight alleged victims of Burundian peacekeepers in Bangui, including four victims of gunshot wounds, torture, and extrajudicial detentions.
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SE separately reported normal operations after the reported detentions of board members Abdullah Saleh Kamel, Khalid al-Mulheim and Amr al-Dabbagh.
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The Cuban Commission of Human Rights and National Reconciliation, a dissident group, says there has been a spike in such detentions since November.
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The U.N.&aposs Working Group on Arbitrary Detentions issued a report in November 2015 criticizing the arrest and calling for Salman&aposs release.
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After numerous detentions by Russian law enforcement agencies, Pavlensky was charged by the government with the sexual assault of the actress Anastasia Slonina.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau — who said on Friday the detentions were unacceptable — told CTV his government was taking the situation very seriously.
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Authorities in Chechnya have renewed detentions of gay men and women in the Russian republic, Russia's leading investigative newspaper Novaya Gazeta reported Friday.
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Taiwanese officials said Beijing and Taipei set up a hotline to deal with the issue, which involves two groups of detentions last week.
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More than 900 people were arbitrarily detained over the five days of protests in late January, including 770 detentions in just one day.
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As it becomes harder to keep the mass detentions under wraps, Chinese officials will probably grow both franker and pricklier about their behaviour.
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Venezuela's chief prosecutor, Tarek Saab, vowed on Friday that the government would investigate any officials who carry out extrajudicial executions and arbitrary detentions.
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OVD-Info, which has monitored police arrests since 2011, said the number of the detentions from Saturday's protest reached 1,373 by early Sunday.
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"With such a large number, it is highly unlikely that the suspensions and detentions will have met due process standards," Zeid told journalists.
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The ruling could lead to indefinite detentions of certain classes of immigrants, including some with legal status who the government wants to deport.
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Meanwhile the CEO of Volkswagen, which has a factory in Xinjiang, claimed last month that he was "not aware" of the mass detentions.
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The number of "administrative detentions", where an official or executive is detained for continuing to violate regulations, jumped 161 percent to 7,093 cases.
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Olof Blomqvist of Amnesty International said activists felt "trapped between a rock and a hard place", referring to threats of violence and detentions.
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" These include attacks on innocents, rape, arbitrary detentions and abductions, all of which "may amount to war crimes and/or crimes against humanity.
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A spokeswoman for the bureau, Mahomi Oiwa, said the facility was not aware of any complaints about medical care or length of detentions.
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The detentions follow a crackdown in September on political opponents of Saudi Arabia's rulers that saw some 30 clerics, intellectuals and activists detained.
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Protesters and opposition supporters accuse Museveni, in power since 1986, of stifling dissent through intimidation, beatings and detentions, charges which his government denies.
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It is scheduled to rule on the cases of Intigam Aliyev and Ms Ismailova soon, and will undoubtedly find their detentions illegal, too.
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Since 2016 they have been subjected to unprecedented surveillance and oppression by Chinese authorities, which involves installing spyware on phones and arbitrary detentions.
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There were over one million detentions along the U.S.-Mexico border in 2005; by 2014, that number had fallen to fewer than 230,000.
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Soldiers have been accused of carrying out arbitrary detentions, torture and killings of civilians, often without trying to distinguish fighters from the innocent.
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Eyewitnesses described beatings and detentions by these men, along with the helplessness of not knowing who to hold accountable or who to blame.
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The detentions come less than a week after the offices of a Somali newspaper were raided and its editor held for three days.
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The government has denied the detentions have anything to do with Bibi, who is in hiding in Pakistan amid calls for her death.
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An increase in detentions in the border area means the site is crammed with 1,700 people, the rights collective said in its report.
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China currently imposes strict limits on the freedom of speech and has been regularly condemned for arbitrary detentions, wide-ranging corruption and brutality.
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Until that point the rally had largely passed without major incident, apart from isolated police detentions and a smoke grenade set off nearby.
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She said that would help Trump carry out initiatives to expand detentions, including possibly those of children who are in the country illegally.
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We have demanded answers: on the costs of the "zero tolerance" policy, the massive increase in detentions, on record-keeping and on reunification.
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The country has for years denied oppressing the Uighurs, a mostly-Muslim ethnic minority in western China, with intrusive surveillance and mass detentions.
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To the Editor: With all due respect to Michiko Kakutani, history is not repeating with the arrests and detentions on the Mexican border.
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The detentions have complicated ties between the two countries during a period when Macron was seeking to defuse tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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Ugandan officials deny all such accusations, saying most arrests and detentions are carried out in the course of enforcing public order management laws.
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If elected, he said he would create new standards for civil detentions and phase out contracts with private prisons through an executive order.
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Chinese security agencies have long engaged in the arbitrary detentions of foreign citizens, and in January, the United States issued a travel warning.
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" Those who accuse China of retaliatory detentions over Ms. Meng's arrest, he suggested, "should first reflect on the actions of the Canadian side.
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An unsanctioned rally on June 12, the day after he was released, led to more than 500 detentions, including opposition politician Alexei Navalny.
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However, newly discovered government memos show that Syrian officials who report directly to Mr. al-Assad ordered mass detentions and knew of atrocities.
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In addition to the diplomatic tensions, the Meng case and detentions of the two Canadians have fueled economic tensions between the two countries.
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He said the detentions of these parents should be seen in a light similar to arrests that have nothing to do with immigration.
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The Trump administration recently introduced a rule that could dramatically cut legal immigration, and another that will allow longer detentions of migrant families.
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The detentions have followed convictions on various administrative rather than criminal violations, akin to traffic tickets, mostly for organizing protests without parade permits.
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Her previous rulings have limited federal detentions of migrant families — and have been critical of the conditions in which border agents hold detainees.
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Driving the news: Yesterday the House passed a bill calling for "targeted sanctions" on Chinese officials responsible for implementing mass detentions in Xinjiang.
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"The detentions were important to bring the situation under control," Randhawa told reporters, adding that there had been no new reports of violence.
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The Saudis have cast the detentions as an anti-corruption campaign aimed at clawing back more than $100 billion in ill-gotten gains.
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Japan&aposs justice system has come under fire from human rights advocates for its long detentions, the reliance on confessions and prolonged trials.
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He said authorities were "checking the specific details" regarding the detentions of Malik and Ronga but had no additional information on their cases.
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Mr. Gershengorn responded that no such hearings were required but that the immigrants could file individual habeas corpus petitions to challenge their detentions.
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The World Medical Association (WMA) said its President Yoshitake Yokokura condemned the detentions as well as threats of violence made against the doctors.
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Even more impressive is that City Year schools reduce the amount of detentions by 2120 percent, and behavior-related expulsions by 26 percent.
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The group similarly protested in July Boston Magazine reported, disrupting traffic in a demonstration against immigrant detentions and conditions at federal detention facilities.
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Graham's proposal specified the stateside detentions would be indefinite under the law of war with "adequate due process," the South Carolina Republican said.
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The authorities have offered no public details of the charges, in what is the highest-profile counterintelligence detentions in the post-Soviet period.
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We recognize our political mishaps, but the leap from public deliberation to detentions and fallacious designations is preposterous, shortsighted and an alarming precedent.
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The operation was launched at around dawn on Monday and detentions made in 28 provinces across Turkey, the ministry said in a statement.
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But Mr. Arpaio insisted, publicly and repeatedly, that his office's practices were legal and would not change, and advocates said the detentions continued.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau - who said on Friday the detentions were unacceptable - told CTV his government was taking the situation very seriously.
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In his administration, the police and the army have continued with, if not heightened, extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrests, illegal detentions, executions and intimidation.
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But Beijing-based Western diplomats and former Canadian diplomats have said they believed the detentions were a "tit-for-tat" reprisal by China.
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But Beijing-based Western diplomats and former Canadian diplomats have said they believe the detentions were a "tit-for-tat" reprisal by China.
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It said most of the detentions - 354 - had been made in St Petersburg where authorities had initially authorized a rally before reversing the decision.
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Trump's immigration strategy emerges as detentions at the nation's southern border are down significantly from levels seen in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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Aside from the mass detentions, rights groups also say that the Chinese government has significantly raised limitations on everyday religious observances in the region.
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Whether it will do so for some future cause that is openly opposed by the government—eg, halting controversial "preventive" detentions—is another matter.
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Amnesty International regularly reports on his detentions, even though the Cuban government does not allow human rights organizations to conduct investigations on the island.
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Pressure group Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human rights (ZLHR) says the arrests and detentions, most for public order offences, have exceeded the legal system's capacity.
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He also said he wants investigators to look at resisting arrest complaints, public intoxication arrests and other detentions that require monitoring to prevent abuse.
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The detentions were made after riot police surrounded a bus packed with Russia fans near Cannes on the French Riviera as it headed north.
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Chinese authorities have made local headlines in the last week with reports of investigations and detentions that have sent shares of connected companies plunging.
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Authorities have detained journalists, academics and businessmen in a crackdown that has included the dismissals or detentions of more than 60,000 public-sector employees.
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Activists fighting family detention liken the centers to Japanese internment camps, and claim the detentions have stunted cognitive development and increased trauma among children.
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As child detentions and family separations become a national flashpoint, lawmakers are scrambling to find some kind of narrow fix for the border crisis.
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Field offices were required to report daily the number of detentions in order to supply grist for statements on our progress in fighting terrorism.
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This could mean an increase in detentions for those who may have otherwise had a charted, legal course to freedom prior to their conviction.
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The network is meant to help immigrants with legal responses to potential raids and provide assistance for families affected by detentions, among other provisions.
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The Trump administration faced widespread criticism earlier this year for forced separations and detentions of families caused by the administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy.
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The court has three immigration cases on its docket, involving detentions, deportations and how children born abroad to an American parent may obtain citizenship.
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There were 9,125 detentions from January through October this year, the commission said — more than four times as many as in all of 33.
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"They had, through the leak, "expressed hope that their disclosure would prevent party leaders, including Mr Xi, from escaping culpability for the mass detentions.
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Asked about detentions of China's Uighur minority, Schroeder echoed the language of Chinese officials who have described eye-witness reports of camps as "gossip".
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And the notion that the detentions can be resolved in private, among friendly governments, can leave families confused about what role they should play.
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Critics accuse Maduro's administration of arbitrary detentions and the systematic use of torture against dissidents and military officers accused of conspiring against his government.
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"We reiterate our condemnation of the dead, disappeared, aggressions and arbitrary detentions of protesters, activists and journalists," said Antonia Urrejola, the group's Nicaraguan delegate.
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China is also exercising greater influence over Nepal, and Tibetans in Nepal complain of more detentions there and a ban on anti-China protests.
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Mr. al-Hussein was one of several migrants to provide similar accounts of extrajudicial detentions and expulsions, but his testimony was the most detailed.
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Opponents of the bill fear it would place them at the mercy of a justice system plagued by torture, forced confessions and arbitrary detentions.
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But Mr. Gui's latest disappearance suggests that at least some in the Chinese security forces remain unbowed by the criticisms of the secretive detentions.
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The Chinese government has described the detentions as a job training program aimed at providing employment opportunities for some of the country's poorest people.
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The recent detentions sparked speculation about the health of 84-year-old King Salman, but sources have said he remains mentally and physically sound.
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The extended detentions give the Japanese authorities more time to interrogate the men, search Nissan's offices for evidence and determine whether to press charges.
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It said most of the detentions had been made in St. Petersburg, where the authorities had initially authorized a rally before reversing the decision.
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They blame Mr. Mnuchin, a former Goldman Sachs executive, for blocking efforts to impose sanctions on Chinese officials for the mass detentions of Muslims.
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Also, a California church mounted a nativity scene that comments on US–Mexico border detentions, "classic blue" is Pantone's color of 2020, and more.
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Grace Meng defended her husband as an innocent man and criticized the Chinese government for the disappearances and lack of transparency over the detentions.
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The prison, originally built to house 1,500, has long been criticized by rights groups because of its reputation for unlawful detentions, abuses and corruption.
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If confirmed, the arrest would be one of the highest-profile detentions for treason within the F.S.B. since the breakup of the Soviet Union.
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Speaking with in silhouette to protect her from being recognized, Grace told CNN she had spoken out to raise awareness of China's extrajudicial detentions.
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The lawsuit contends the administration's actions violate the Immigration and Nationality Act and are unconstitutional, and seeks an injunction to prevent further similar detentions.
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And it shouldn't result in the widespread airport detentions that sparked mass protests and several successful lawsuits in the wake of the first order.
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The authorities have repeatedly tried to quash the protests, leading to the disappearances and detentions of more than 50 people associated with the campaign.
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These detentions are another way for the government to censor information about the military's role in Rakhine State and the humanitarian catastrophe taking place.
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A federal judge granted an emergency stay Saturday to bar deportation of people with valid visas who landed in the U.S., following chaos and detentions.
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The interior ministry was cited by the Interfax news agency as saying police had made around 100 detentions in St Petersburg and "several" in Moscow.
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Police Chief Tito Karnavian said while there was no evidence of a specific plot, the detentions were made in a bid to head off trouble.
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But the targets of these scams are unlikely to report the fraud, especially when there really are widespread and seemingly arbitrary ICE detentions taking place.
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But Turks who can remember the detentions and torture after the military coup in 1980 say that today's are a throwback to those dark times.
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He had an extensive list of school infractions ranging from 2012 to 2017, resulting in multiple suspensions, detentions, and temporary bans from the school bus.
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Over time, though, the policies have contributed to a decline in migrant detentions, according to Lena Graber, an attorney for the Immigrant Legal Resource Center.
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They are not governed by any judicial process; detentions are on the orders of the police or party officials, not the verdict of a court.
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The suit is also seeking a temporary restraining order against the implementation of the immigration order, like detentions at the Sea Tac Airport in Washington.
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The president said 30 people had been detained, but the Venezuelan human rights group Penal Forum reported Saturday there had been 115 detentions since Tuesday.
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The detentions come after Venezuelans elected members of a new legislative body in a Sunday vote called for by Maduro and boycotted by the opposition.
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Some cite a desire to retain cooperation of immigrant witnesses and victims of crimes, others note that federal courts have held such detentions are unconstitutional.
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European Parliament President Martin Schulz wrote on Twitter that the detentions at Cumhuriyet marked the crossing of 'yet another red-line' against freedom of expression.
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Wednesday's detentions followed a police raid on Monday on Le Pen's National Front party headquarters on the western edge of Paris, while she was abroad.
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A coalition of lobby groups for European businesses active in Russia said in a joint statement on Wednesday it was extremely concerned about the detentions.
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Thursday's detentions took place as thousands of Central American migrants seeking asylum in the United States are waiting in the Mexican border city of Tijuana.
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Those who reached the AP told the news service that they are striking to protest their lengthy detentions and alleged verbal abuse from ICE guards.
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Documents from Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International and Oxfam on arbitrary detentions and the use of illegal cluster bombs are also referenced in the complaint.
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In the first few years, Bashir ordered the interrogations and detentions of his opponents, real and imagined, in infamous "ghost houses," where dissidents were tortured.
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Human rights groups have criticized Tashkent's tactics as heavy-handed, accusing security forces of arbitrary detentions, abuse and torture - a charge the government has denied.
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This does not even factor in the 43 percent of illegal immigrants who fail to show up to their scheduled court hearings following their detentions.
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Activists have urged European and Muslim nations to take the lead in establishing a U.N. investigation into the detentions and what they call "forced indoctrination".
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Legal groups in China and overseas, as well as the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, have sharply criticized the detentions.
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"Currently, much of these detentions are not following Flores, but they also are not following international human rights treaties that we're part of," said Tlaib.
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Reports of mass detentions and strict surveillance of the Turkic minority in Xinjiang have sparked a growing international outcry since coming to light last month.
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Mr. Khan's immediate response to Thursday's episode, complete with a Pokémon Go joke, is in line with how he has spoken about his past detentions.
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My teachers were rightly disgusted by my appalling lack of effort, and would make me serve detentions and have painful dialogues about my poor choices.
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United States, which ruled that men held at the prison could not challenge their detentions in federal court based on a 1950 Supreme Court precedent.
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Why it matters: "[T]he detentions of U.S. citizens amount to an unsettling type of collateral damage in the government's effort to remove undocumented" immigrants.
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There's also a question of whether it's fair to dole out punitive measures—especially ones that could lead to extended pretrial detentions—on predictive policing.
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On January 23, 696 people were detained, the highest number of recorded detentions in Venezuela in 20 years, the United Nations Human Rights Council said.
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Allies of President Trump are reportedly advocating for the removal of Kevin McAleenan as the acting Homeland Security secretary amid the controversy over migrant detentions.
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But the detentions appear to be less a function of the personal activities of the three Canadians than retaliation for Canada's arrest of Ms. Meng.
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The three detentions appear to be in retaliation for Canada's arrest of Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer of Huawei, the giant Chinese technology company.
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Also, a group of activists occupied El Museo del Barrio during its 50th-anniversary celebration, installations about child immigrant detentions appeared across NYC, and more.
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The U.S. and other Western governments have stepped up their criticism of the detentions ahead of China's appearance today before the U.N. Human Rights Council.
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Instead, the secretive and arbitrary character of the detentions prompted many Saudi and international investors to move large amounts of money out of the kingdom.
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In addition to the mass detentions, the authorities have intensified the use of informers and expanded police surveillance, even installing cameras in some people's homes.
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The study, by Qiu Yuanyuan, a scholar at the Xinjiang Party School, where officials are trained, warned that the detentions could backfire and fan radicalism.
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The detentions left friends, neighbors and, in some instances, strangers to temporarily care for the crying children of workers after the first day of school.
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Human rights lawyers inside and outside the government have warned that any move toward longer detentions now may be struck down by Hong Kong's courts.
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Late last year, Abdulhamit Gul, Turkey's minister of justice, said that excessive use of pretrial detentions and prolonged investigations damaged the legitimacy of judicial authority.
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But with the death toll and mass detentions in response to the nonviolent protests mounting swiftly, opening such an investigation would serve another important purpose.
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The detentions occurred about two hours after Turkish government bodyguards were filmed assaulting several protesters outside the ambassador's residence, which is separate from the embassy.
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The detentions are the latest in a series of prosecutions that add to a growing sense of unease among Americans and other Westerners in China.
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Reporters, photographers and videographers followed them though detentions, deportations, family separations and course changes, as well as hopeful, if fragile, beginnings in the United States.
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But in China, the effort uses blood collected from ethnic Uighurs — many of whom have been swept up in mass detentions in China's Xinjiang region.
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Maya Wang, senior China researcher at Human Rights Watch, said Xinjiang's regional government did not have the authority under China's constitution to legalize the detentions.
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The detentions follow a years-long crackdown on the opposition by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's government and come ahead of general elections expected next year.
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Rights groups have decried what they say have been mass detentions and excessive force in the state, where officers have arrested more than 1,000 people.
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The largest number of detentions occurred in St. Petersburg, where images of the detention of a school-age boy and older pensioners quickly went viral.
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She also blasted the regulation's characterization of existing family detention centers as "non-secure" facilities that would permit lengthy detentions of children with their parents.
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Ms. Trump has stayed silent about the case since the original detentions, while her company has repeatedly declined to comment and did so again Monday.
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The recent detentions prompted the United States visa suspension, an unexpected and drastic action that seems to have halted the arrest of a third employee.
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Opponents of the bill fear being sent for trial to a justice system rights group say is plagued by torture, forced confessions and arbitrary detentions.
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In 2017, Mya and Deana Cook, twin sisters in Massachusetts, were forced to serve detentions because officials said their braids violated their school's grooming policy.
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Kazakhstan: Lopsided election results were released confirming the victory of the old order's handpicked candidate in a tightly controlled vote marred by hundreds of detentions.
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Private detention center operators have profited from Trump's aggressive anti-immigration policies, which have led to large-scale detentions and separations of families, Warren said.
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But Democrats reacted with new demands that the administration curb detentions, leading Trump to cast them as hypocrites given past statements in support of strong borders.
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When lawmakers continued to press him on the topic and recent detentions, Kelly said: "Give me a break, will you?" stunning lawmakers, per the Democratic aide.
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Protests erupted in airports across the nation the next day as reports of the detentions and confusion in how agencies were interpreting the executive order spread.
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Resentment at Beijing's influence has been on the rise, fueled by reports of mass detentions of ethnic Kyrgyz - among others - in China's western province of Xinjiang.
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So far this fiscal year, according to numbers released Wednesday, there was a 13% decrease in border detentions when compared to the same period last year.
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As the Islamic Republic seeks to normalize its relations with the world, let the global community state clearly that these detentions are not lawful or acceptable.
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Trump's order directed the Justice Department to ask the judge to change the agreement to allow family detentions past 20 days, which the department filed Thursday.
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Child migrant detentions soar: The U.S. has detained a record number of children trying to cross the southwestern border on their own over the past year.
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Dismissals and detentions have a knock-on effect on the whole chain of command ... The inevitable loss of trust has a big impact on operational capabilities.
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In the last few months, some major publicly-listed companies have reported executive criminal detentions, or the disappearance of billions of dollars that cannot be explained.
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The Council of Europe said it is "concerned about the implications that repeated detentions of journalists may have for the situation with media freedom in Ukraine."
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Figures released this week by Acting ICE Director Tom Homan show a nearly 40 percent uptick in detentions during President Trump's first 100 days in office.
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Gay McDougall, the committee vice-chairwoman who raised the detentions last week, said she wasn&apost convinced by China&aposs "flat denial" of the detention figures.
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Chinese law enforcement authorities usually have up to six months to hold suspects, but legal experts say officials can extend detentions in cases of national security.
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In August, the ACLU of Northern California filed a class-action lawsuit on their behalf, alleging that the detentions were unconstitutional and based on flimsy evidence.
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But he refrained from disavowing the abuses carried out by the junta during the region's longest military dictatorship, which included rape, forced disappearances and arbitrary detentions.
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The latest detentions were the second group of Bangladeshis investigated in the past six months in Singapore, which is host to around 15,000 workers from Bangladesh.
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"The United States is deeply concerned by the Turkish government's detentions of opposition members of parliament ... and by government restrictions on internet actions today," Kirby said.
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Ukraine warned its citizens in October against traveling to Russia, saying they were at risk following an increase in harassment and detentions by Russia's security services.
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Meanwhile, ICE keeps picking up 18-year-olds from shelters, an uptick of detentions that some attorneys consider an unofficial policy change of the Trump administration.
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European Parliament President Martin Schulz wrote on Twitter that the detentions marked the crossing of 'yet another red-line' against freedom of expression in the country.
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It was monitoring closely reports of summary executions and had also heard of arbitrary detentions, with 2,000 people said to be held in one prison alone.
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In March, the United States and 11 other countries at the United Nations criticized China's crackdown on human rights and its detentions of lawyers and activists.
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The detentions of Kovrig and Spavor came after Meng Wanzhou, a top executive of the Chinese technology giant Huawei, was arrested earlier this month in Canada.
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But on Thursday it decided not to extend the detentions of Ghosn and former Nissan director Greg Kelly for 10 additional days on the previous allegations.
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The training program aims to instruct an expected 200 Guatemalan police in performing stricter border checks for suspected people-smugglers and in handling detentions and repatriations.
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The United Nations said on Tuesday the latest fighting around the Oil Crescent had been marked by human rights violations including unlawful killings and arbitrary detentions.
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And Moscow avoided criticizing the Americans' use of brutal interrogation methods and secret detentions, despite years of U.S. human rights criticism of Russia's own counterterror operations.
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Trump isn't expected to criticize Beijing's political detentions, Hanoi's freedom of speech crackdown or Manila's deadly drug war when he visits China, Vietnam and the Philippines.
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Taiwan, which does not have representatives in Cambodia, said it learnt of the detentions through a representative office in Ho Chi Minh City in neighbouring Vietnam.
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Trump made cracking down on it the focal point of his campaign, pledging to vastly step up border security and deportations and detentions of undocumented immigrants.
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A pitched battle ensued, in which hundreds were killed and tens of thousands displaced amid accusations of mass rape, illegal detentions, torture and extra-judicial killings.
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The detentions bring to 11 the number of people who have been held by security officers in a widening investigation of the origins of the letter.
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OVD-Info, a rights organization that monitors detentions, said it had received reports of police detaining 1,597 people across Russia, nearly half of them in Moscow.
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The agency drummed up controversy earlier this year when it redirected $200 million from other parts of the Department of Homeland Security to fund increased detentions.
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"Detentions are extra-legal, with no legal representation allowed throughout the process of arrest and incarceration," the submission said, adding there were "widespread" reports of torture.
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The detentions, which were first reported by the Wall Street Journal and New York Times, have not been announced by the Saudi government or state media.
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But Mr. Maduro has challenged the United States already with his detentions, which included briefly holding the Mexican-American journalist Jorge Ramos during a confrontational interview.
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In the past two years, many local Uighurs have been traumatized by the mass detentions back home and told her they were depressed, Dr. Hayes said.
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Of the majority-Muslim nations, only Turkey has strongly denounced the recent mass detentions and surveillance in Xinjiang, though Ankara maintains strong economic ties to Beijing.
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The detentions have complicated ties between the two countries during a period when French President Emmanuel Macron was seeking to defuse tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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Arrests or detentions of pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong added to investor jitters with the Chinese-ruled territory facing its first recession in a decade.
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He asked why immigrants could not expect to have their detentions reviewed by a judge, "particularly when," he said, "we give triple ax murderers" such hearings.
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The Saudi government media office did not respond to a Reuters request for comment on the detentions, which were first reported by The Wall Street Journal.
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Protesters have accused authorities of several beatings and illegal detentions of demonstrators, and a video caught several officers planting drugs in a car of one activist.
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Aides were 'being held hostage,' Guaido tweets Guaido, who has been recognized as interim president by more than 50 nations, tweeted about the detentions earlier Thursday.
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This month, supporters held a mock trial in Curitiba, accusing them of abusing pretrial detentions, offering questionable plea bargains and trying the case in the press.
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Interior Minister Paula Romo told local Radio Quito that detentions had risen to 477 since Thursday, mainly for vandalism, including the destruction of a dozen ambulances.
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The Times of London, which first reported the detentions, said that the three are a British-Australian blogger, her Australian boyfriend and a British-Australian scholar.
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"For Afghanistan, the mass arbitrary detentions in the early years of the US-led intervention was a major factor driving some Afghans towards insurgency," it says.
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"These arrests and detentions, and recent cases where editors were imprisoned, demonstrate that Burma is unsafe for reporters to work," said Mr. Aung Zaw, the editor.
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Israeli Member of Knesset Nachman Shai, from the opposition Labor party, has demanded an investigation into what he called "blacklists" and the basis for the detentions.
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" It also finds that Venezuelan security forces use "arbitrary detentions to repress and intimidate civil society, political opponents, or any voices that might criticize the government.
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"We were quiet on this," said Iván Espinoza-Madrigal, the executive director of Lawyers for Civil Rights, which filed a lawsuit to stop ICE courthouse detentions.
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The police put the figure at 500 arrests in Moscow alone, but an independent organization that tracks such detentions put the number at closer to 1,000.
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The blue-shirted activists' campaign harks back to a one-man protest against political detentions by the late Win Tin, an NLD co-founder and journalist.
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On Tuesday, British authorities weighed in on the disappearances, saying it was "deeply concerned" over the possible detentions of the booksellers, one of whom is British.
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I graduated from my small New York City private school with an appalling attendance record, eight unserved detentions, and an award for my outstanding achievement in astronomy.
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"The authorities should ensure that prisoners are not held in inhuman conditions and that there is a legal basis for detentions," the organization said in Thursday's statement.
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OVD-Info, a rights organization that monitors detentions, said 839 people had been detained by police on Sunday in 33 cities, including some of Navalny's closest aides.
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Shen is part of a cohort of activists across China who have been supporting and publicizing worker protests and detentions at a time of slowing economic growth.
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In Seattle, members of the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project filed for an Emergency Stay of Removal on behalf of two individuals, saying that the detentions were illegal.
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Peru's constitutional tribunal this year freed Ollanta Humala, yet another former president, and his wife from what it said were "arbitrary detentions" without charge by Mr Concepción.
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The event took place in the face of increased scrutiny of CBP and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as immigration officials have ramped up detentions and deportations.
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In developing the app, he partnered with the Open Russia foundation, founded by Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky, and OVD-Info, a human rights organization that monitors detentions.
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Iran has been convulsed by anti-government protests for since late December, leading to the deaths of at least 21 people and thousands of detentions and arrests.
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U.S. District Judge Dolly Gee, who oversees the Flores settlement, rejected a similar argument by former President Barack Obama's administration in 2015 to extend detentions of families.
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A video of the detentions showed masked FSB agents detaining men in a residential apartment where they could be seen finding and confiscating grenades, pistols and explosives.
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Russia holds no such concerns about the purge, and gives an important endorsement on the international stage of Ankara's controversial crackdown, amid concerns over the mass detentions.
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Grigory Okhotin, one of the founders of OVD Info, a human rights organization which monitors detentions, said around 600 people had been detained in Moscow on Sunday.
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Democrats refused to agree to any money for the wall or what they call Trump's "deportation force," although some money for technology, hiring and detentions was approved.
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Yu had also been involved in attempting to defend a fellow rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang, who was detained during a spate of lawyer detentions in July 2015.
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It goes on to say that Ukrainian law enforcement officials, mainly elements of the Security Service of Ukraine, were also suspected of enforced disappearances, detentions and torture.
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Police in North Aceh district confirmed the raids and detentions of 12 transgender people after residents complained their children were being harassed, the national daily Kompas said.
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In power since 1986, Museveni has been accused by critics of using security forces to stifle opposition through intimidation, beatings, detentions and prosecutions on trumped-up charges.
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No charges were laid against them, but the detentions also hurt SkyCity's ability to attract Asian high-rollers who had been behind the casino's recent strong performance.
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Recent weeks have witnessed large-scale detentions of gay men in Nigeria and Bangladesh, and accounts of roundups and torture of scores of gay men in Chechnya.
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The report, by the U.N. Human Rights Council, says that arbitrary detentions during search operations by Indian troops are leading to a range of human rights violations.
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Analysts have linked the detentions to Chinese laws banning casinos from advertising or promoting gambling in the Chinese mainland, such as offering credit to high-spending clients.
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Now, it is facing intense criticism from Western nations and rights groups over its policies, in particular mass detentions and surveillance of Uighurs and other Muslims there.
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They are pursuing a similar complaint in Massachusetts and say dozens of detentions also have happened at field offices in New York, Virginia, Florida, Illinois and California.
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Nicaragua said there were no arbitrary arrests and all detentions were carried out in accordance with the law, with no documented cases of torture or sexual assault.
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The resulting detentions of people such as legal permanent residents, green-card holders and university students returning from abroad didn't help the public relations aspect, he said.
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The underlying law was adopted in 85033, but past administrations have used it more leniently, reserving criminal detentions largely for repeat offenders in lieu of first-timers.
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The detentions violate a 2014 agreement by the government to treat child detainees separately and work with the United Nations to rehabilitate them, the HRW report said.
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Other Egyptian dissidents have suffered far worse treatment, with a sharp rise in detentions, torture and enforced disappearances over the past year, according to human rights groups.
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No charges were laid against them, but the detentions also hurt SkyCity's ability to attract Asian high-rollers, who had been behind the casino's recent strong performance.
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So in areas like Maiduguri, the birthplace of Boko Haram, where residents have witnessed the horrors inflicted by militants, the detentions have picked up some unlikely supporters.
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Taiwan, which does not have overseas representatives in Cambodia, said it learnt of the detentions through a representative office in Ho Chi Minh City in neighboring Vietnam.
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If Trump delivers on his promise to conduct mass deportations, advocates worry his efforts will violate civil liberties and lead to racial profiling and illegal detentions. ALERT!
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The detentions happened weeks before a ban on women driving cars in the conservative kingdom was lifted under efforts to relax social rules and boost the economy.
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EU Enlargement Commissioner Johannes Hahn, in Turkey on Thursday to discuss its performance in European Union accession talks, said he had raised the detentions with Turkish officials.
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The arrests are part of a spate of detentions in the region following the recent attack on a Starbucks in Jakarta that killed at least eight people.
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Called the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, it is a secretive operation that hands suspects over to prosecutors only after detentions without appeal or access to lawyers.
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Michelle Bachelet, the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, said she wanted independent access to investigate reports of "enforced disappearances and arbitrary detentions," especially in Xinjiang.
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The detentions of lawyers and advocates in 2015 were a turning point on the way to more hard-line policies, said experts and friends of Mr. Wang.
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Like many other Chinese attorneys who take on contentious cases, his clients were mostly ordinary citizens in disputes with officials over land seizures, detentions and police abuses.
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Some activists say that the authorities prefer enforced vacations rather than detentions as they can make dissidents both inactive and inaccessible to foreign journalists over sensitive periods.
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The detentions on either side of the Persian Gulf seemed to illustrate the high tension between regional powers backing rival combatants in wars in Yemen and Syria.
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After protests broke out in December, Mr. al-Bashir's feared National Intelligence and Security Service sought to suppress them with tear gas, detentions, and sometimes live ammunition.
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The most recent arrests — the first high-profile detentions since Mr. Khashoggi's killing — suggest that the crown prince intends to continue his crackdown regardless of American admonitions.
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Human rights advocates and legal scholars say the mass detentions in the northwest region of Xinjiang are the worst collective human rights abuse in China in decades.
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India says the detentions are necessary to maintain order and prevent violence, and points to the relatively limited number of casualties compared with previous bouts of unrest.
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OVD-Info, a rights organization that monitors detentions, said 839 people had been detained by the police in 663 cities, including some of Mr. Navalny's closest aides.
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The interior ministry was cited by the Interfax news agency as saying that the police had made around 100 detentions in St. Petersburg and "several" in Moscow.
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The continuous imposition of a state of emergency since the coup attempt and the widespread purge and detentions are difficult to reconcile with the rule of law.
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There were reports of hundreds of detentions and a Moscow court sentenced the dissident Aleksei Navalny, the main architect of the protests, to 30 days in jail.
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Under pressure from the Trump administration, Mexico's authorities last spring began strengthening border security, stepping up enforcement of its immigration laws and increasing detentions throughout the country.
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Egypt's interior ministry has confirmed the raid and detentions, saying the location - which it said was a flat - had been used to produce false and "negative" information.
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At least 300 people have been arrested under the Public Safety Act (PSA), which allows for detentions of up to two years without trial, the government said.
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In late November, Justice Department lawyers appealed a federal judge's decision that blocked the government's attempt to eliminate a 20-day time limit on most family detentions.
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Mohammad Hossein Moghimi, governor of Tehran province, indicated he did not want to see a repeat of the kind of detentions that followed the Green Movement protests.
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"During the airport detentions, we had created a really good rapid-response team of attorneys in Houston and where I am in Dallas-Fort Worth," she said.
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" As a result, they wrote, "these ruling have eviscerated Boumediene's holding that Guantánamo detainees are entitled to a 'meaningful opportunity' to contest the basis for their detentions.
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It wasn't a problem, he argued, that the detentions were arbitrary and outside the law or that no evidence of wrongdoing had been brought before a judge.
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A small crowd had gathered outside Kennedy International Airport in New York to protest what civil rights activists and lawyers there saw as unconstitutional and illegal detentions.
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Canada has said several times it saw no explicit link between the arrest of Meng, the daughter of Huawei's founder, and the detentions of Kovrig and Spavor.
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Opponents of the extradition bill fear being placed at the mercy of a justice system rights group say is plagued by torture, forced confessions and arbitrary detentions.
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The US Ambassador to Turkey, John Bass, said he was concerned about the investigations and detentions in a statement on the US Embassy in Ankara's Twitter feed.
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Under President Xi Jinping, the authorities have waged an intense campaign of detentions, arrests and trials of human rights lawyers and activists accused of challenging the party's power.
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An aid worker with contacts in Algeria told the AP that the mass detentions continue, but now migrants, including dozens of pregnant women, are warehoused in overcrowded jails.
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Some believe the detentions are linked to the recent arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou, who is on bail in Canada while awaiting trial on charges of fraud.
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Overcrowding at some US border facilities resulting from this spike in detentions could lead to a "health crisis," a team of doctors, lawyers and advocates warned last week.
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U.S. stock futures were under pressure this morning, after a weekend of detentions of foreigners at American airports and protests of President Donald Trump's travel restriction executive order.
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The White House said on Monday the latest reported detentions were "concerning" and the State Department was working with the Swedish embassy in Pyongyang to seek their release.
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Though the flow of asylum seekers into Texas regularly goes up in the springtime, detentions this year were three times the levels seen in March of last year.
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The Obama administration resolved several previous detentions through a January 2016 prisoner swap that Republicans criticized as setting a precedent that would encourage Iran to imprison more Americans.
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" Last week, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights said its monitoring team in Nicaragua found that "Nicaraguan authorities made numerous arbitrary detentions involving the use of force.
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Taken together, the moves could substantially increase the number and seriousness of charges brought against undocumented immigrants, which would then pave the way for more deportations and detentions.
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This won't be solved until:✓ the families that have been torn apart are reunited✓ family separations end✓ indefinite detentions at the border come to a halt#FamiliesBelongTogether pic.twitter.
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READ: Obama tells Raul Castro embargo is going to end White House calls to end detentions The White House says the practice of rounding up dissidents must end.
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A new policy says ORR Director Scott Lloyd must personally approve every release or transfer from these facilities, a situation that children's advocates say leads to longer detentions.
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Five activists have been detained in Moscow after attempting to deliver a petition against the alleged torture and detentions of gay people in Chechnya, according to the BBC.
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Frustrated by a bureaucratic system that is often slow to process cases, the protesters demanded an end to repeated detentions and a more viable path to working visas.
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Police said around 7,000-8,000 people were on Tverskaya Street and surrounding areas by mid-afternoon and put the number of detentions by late afternoon at around 500.
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The White House is also asking for $1.5 billion to support Trump's efforts to substantially increase detentions and deportations of undocumented immigrants by funding detention and removal efforts.
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"Grave human rights violations, such as arbitrary arrests and detentions, enforced disappearances, ill-treatment and torture, and at least one extra-judicial execution were documented," the report said.
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Rights groups say the new supervision law will give detentions the veneer of legality, while still risking torture and rights abuses that they say plagued the old system.
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More than 200 people attended a recent rally to mark the 30th anniversary of the detentions and show of support for a campaign seeking to abolish the law.
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Arrest warrants were issued on Wednesday for 215 more police officers, including 147 police chiefs, in the third such wave of detentions in the force since last week.
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India's federal home ministry referred queries from Reuters on the number of detentions and details of cases to the Jammu and Kashmir government, which did not immediately respond.
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It was the second incident of mass arrests over the weekend, following the detentions of at least 101 people on Friday, including Black Lives Matter leader DeRay Mckesson.
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In the last year, ICE has ratcheted up its detentions of immigrants who have lived in the United States for years, even if they have no criminal record.
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The detentions were part of a larger operation targeting suspected members of Gulen's network within the navy, land and air forces, as well as the gendarmarie, Anadolu said.
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The majority of Friday morning's detentions were in the western industrial province of Kocaeli, close to Istanbul and all had been released by the evening, local media reported.
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Graham's bill touches on the detentions of families who cross the border, as well as their possible separations, one of the most sensitive issues in politics right now.
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The arrest of a top Huawei executive, China's retaliatory detentions of three Canadians and the administration's volley of actions on cyber have brought relations to a boiling point.
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While protest organizers had clear demands, including reuniting separated families and an end to family detentions, the demonstrators themselves were motivated to attend for their own personal reasons.
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Amnesty International condemned the detentions as the most brazen attack on the media in the country for decades and urged that the charges against the journalists be dropped.
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For example, in April, more than 20 members of Congress wrote to ICE and the Department of Homeland Security asking for the deportations and detentions to be deferred.
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At the busiest stretch of the border, the Rio Grande Valley, the Border Patrol averaged 133 detentions per agent last year -- less than one a week per person.
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Bachelet, a former president of Chile, has pushed China to grant the United Nations access to investigate reports of disappearances and arbitrary detentions, particularly of Muslims in Xinjiang.
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"If Illegal Immigrants are unhappy with the conditions in the quickly built or refitted detentions centers, just tell them not to come," Trump wrote on Twitter last week.
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In a decision hailed as a momentous victory by human right advocates and activists, the court said the detentions on PNG's northern Manus Island breached the country's constitution.
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The UN has also received unconfirmed reports of summary killings and detentions of people affiliated to former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh's party, according to a press briefing.
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China considers Mr. Guterres, a supporter of the infrastructure program, important for the prestige of the conference, making him an ideal figure to raise concerns about the detentions.
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First, on immigration, Trump made a series of hugely consequential policy changes that will block refugee admissions for months and amp up detentions and deportations of unauthorized immigrants.
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Beijing denies it, but most people in China see the detentions as retaliation for Canada's arrest of Meng Wanzhou, a top executive at the Chinese tech giant Huawei.
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But by all appearances, the detentions appear to be retaliation for Canada's arrest of Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of Huawei, the giant Chinese technology company, on Dec.
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They have been charged with acting as foreign agents and working to undermine the kingdom's security, though rights groups say their detentions appear to stem from their activism.
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One of the sources described the detentions as a preemptive effort to ensure Prince Mohammed's "ascent will be rubber stamped by the Allegiance Council when the time comes".
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When sources initially described the latest detentions in recent days, several of them said the detained princes had been accused of plotting a coup to thwart Mohammed's accession.
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Rights group Amnesty International said the crackdown was "distinct and unprecedented" in the recent history of the region and the detentions had contributed to "widespread fear and alienation".
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From those field offices, ICE dispatches officers to identify and arrest undocumented immigrants, as part of the criminal detentions the agency will contintue to conduct during the outbreak.
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We're covering an escalation of the Hong Kong protests, Western Europe's new Islamic State problem and revelatory leaks about Iran's role in Iraq and ethnic detentions in China.
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"We don't call it arrested; we call it abducted," said one government employee who considered the detentions in a French-speaking city yet another slight to English speakers.
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Domestic operations against people with suspected links to Islamic State are common in Turkey and it was not immediately clear whether Monday's detentions were related to Baghdadi's death.
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While The Pencil Is a Key spans continents, training levels, and types of imprisonment, today's constant headlines about mass incarceration and border detentions lend it a special timeliness.
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Grieving parents who have kept demanding that the government give a fuller accounting of why their children's schools collapsed in the quake have endured surveillance, warnings and detentions.
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Adam Smith and Pramila Jayapal, both Seattle-area Democrats, tweeted Sunday that they were trying to gather more information on the detentions at the border with British Columbia.
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The United Nations also expressed concern about Houthi attacks on members of Mr. Saleh's political party, including reports of summary killings and detentions of people affiliated with it.
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Mehmet Volkan Kasikci, a Turkish researcher who has worked with Atajurt, said that Mr. Bilash's work helped create a model for documenting detentions in Xinjiang case by case.
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The Canadian government has said several times it sees no explicit link between the arrest of Meng, the daughter of Huawei's founder, and the detentions of Canadian citizens.
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Beijing has not drawn a direct link between the detentions and the arrest of Meng, wanted by U.S. authorities for allegedly misleading multinational banks about Iran-linked transactions.
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"We are concerned about reports of detentions and urge respect for individual rights and discussion with those in affected communities," the department's spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus said in a statement.
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Under the threat of economic sanctions from U.S. President Donald Trump, Mexico has stepped up migrant detentions this year to stem a surge in asylum-seekers from Central America.
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First she was barking out detentions and lording over the room of mostly Black students, then she was asking if any of the boys needed a shower after dodgeball.
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The lawyers cited U.N. reports and documentation by rights groups such as Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International and Oxfam on arbitrary detentions and the use of illegal cluster bombs.
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The group had organized and participated in a "march for dignity" in Tijuana on Saturday, demanding respect for human rights and an end to detentions of immigrants without reason.
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In response to the increase in detentions, the administration imposed its "zero-tolerance" policy, hoping that prosecuting everyone caught entering the US illegally will discourage would-be border crossers.
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Kevin Landy, who was appointed during the Obama administration to head ICE's Office of Detention Policy and Planning, said a cap on immigrant detentions floated by Democrats was appropriate.
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In more than 90 percent of cases the group analyzed, detainees faced both PSA detentions and criminal proceedings in parallel, on the basis of the same or similar allegations.
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I respect that, especially since in the beginning it was pretty much set in stone that we were going to get detentions or some other consequences for walking out.
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"When they asked police why they had been held, the police said they had suspected the journalists of 'inciting Palestinians,' " the association said in a statement condemning the detentions.
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A widespread difficulty in reaching social media websites such as Twitter and Facebook as well as messaging app WhatsApp were reported across Turkey after the detentions started at midnight.
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Human rights groups have repeatedly cited the alleged use of torture, arbitrary detentions, forced confessions and problems accessing lawyers in China as reasons why the bill should not proceed.
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Nevertheless, the health and treatment of rights lawyers and activists picked up in waves of detentions have become a focal point for overseas critics of the Chinese government's actions.
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It's a short-term fix that is driving up costs and exposing PDVSA to further detentions or seizures of vessels when it does not pay leasing fees on time.
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After a week of widespread airport chaos and detentions, and contradictory legal interpretations from within the federal government, the original version of the order was put on legal hold.
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Venezuela's Information Ministry and state-run company PDVSA did not respond to information requests about the detentions, which come amid a crackdown on alleged graft in the oil sector.
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A spokeswoman for Besigye said his party has yet to decide whether it will formally dispute the results, but said Besigye's detentions are creating an obstacle to its activities.
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He was also allegedly involved in detentions of immigrants that violated their rights to privacy and a failure to provide language access to Hispanic inmates who didn't speak English.
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Berlin has repeatedly called for Yucel's release and other Germans being held in Turkey and the detentions have contributed to a deterioration in relations between the two NATO allies.
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Less than a week later, prisoners at the national security agency's main detentions center, known locally as "Blue House", disarmed guards and seized control of part of the center.
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But the PCSD and CBP have continued targeting Bressi for stops and de facto illegal, roadside detentions, the latest incident occurring in April 2017 and triggering his current lawsuit.
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The agency has been responsible for warrantless arrests, prolonged detentions in miserable conditions, and traumatic family separations—all carried out, especially in recent years, with little mercy or accountability.
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The bearded operators, they said, were the raucous, profane ones who raided your home, searched your women without dignity, and snatched people away to indefinite detentions in arbitrary arrests.
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The referendum comes as Sissi oversees a widespread crackdown on dissent that has led to the detentions of thousands of members of the Muslim Brotherhood and secular advocacy groups.
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The United Nations said in a report in December that a crackdown on political dissent, including summary executions and arbitrary detentions, would likely undermine the credibility of upcoming elections.
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China's ambassador to Canada, Lu Shaye, also accused his host government of "Western egotism and white supremacy" in an op-ed about the detentions of Meng, Spavor and Kovrig.
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Ferguson said Motel 6 knew ICE used guest lists to target people based on their national origin, and that the disclosures led to detentions of at least six people.
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"Turkish citizens traveling to the United States may be subjected to arbitrary detentions based on testimony of unrespected sources," the Turkish Foreign Ministry said in a statement dated Thursday.
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Subsequent Australian administrations maintained the policy despite repeated calls from the United Nations Refugee Agency and international human rights groups, as well as Australian citizens, to end the detentions.
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The prolonged detentions didn't make any sense, argued attorney Karla Vargas of the Texas Civil Rights Project, for an agency trying to clear bed space as quickly as possible.
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After President Andrés Manuel López Obrador took power in December, he promised humanitarian visas and work for those who came, but then he shifted to mass detentions and deportations.
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Dr. Valenzuela said an uptick in detentions and removals in recent weeks was not necessarily indicative of intensified enforcement, but rather more linked to increased flows from Central America.
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The Syrian government denies the existence of systematic abuse, but recently discovered memos show that officials who report to Mr. al-Assad ordered mass detentions and knew of atrocities.
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Detentions and deportations by the Mexican authorities plummeted during Mr. Lopez Obrador's first three months in office, even as the flow of migrants from Central America and elsewhere surged.
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The songs address political protests, detentions of prostitutes and a 2016 episode in which a forest ranger shot and killed two Communist Party officials, among other hot-button issues.
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During his time in office, President Obama repeatedly dodged opportunities to confront China publicly on Liu Xiaobo and Liu Xia's detentions, despite being a Nobel Peace Prize laureate himself.
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And yet, President Trump doubled down on his mass deportation pledge in his recent address to Congress, and we're increasingly hearing stories of ramped-up detentions of undocumented immigrants.
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Bachelet, a former president of Chile, has repeatedly pushed China to grant the United Nations access to investigate reports of disappearances and arbitrary detentions, particularly of Muslims in Xinjiang.
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The series debunks myths, communicates vital narratives, and resoundingly expresses that the deportations and detentions of innocent people are unfair, oppressive, and the result of overwhelmingly complicated bureaucratic processes.
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The detentions of the blogger and the scholar are the first in years in which Iran has held Britons who do not also have Iranian citizenship, the newspaper said.
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China Labor Watch said the detentions marked the first time in its 17 years of operation, including hundreds of investigations, that any of its undercover activists had been detained.
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Detentions during check-ins are something immigration lawyers across the country have been observing with growing frequency, according to Greg Chen, policy director of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Two dozen mainly European countries voiced concern on Monday at alleged torture, unlawful detentions and unfair trials of critics, including women activists and journalists, in Saudi Arabia.
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While dissidents complain they are frequently subjected to short-term detentions to intimidate them, his is the first long-term arrest of a high profile government critic in years.
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In a meeting with the security committee, Jameh warned that the detentions could be "a double-edged sword," increasing the number of angry people demanding their family members' release.
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During a widespread crackdown on protests authorities have reportedly carried out mass detentions of mainstream political figure and, according to internet freedom group Access Now, a total web blackout.
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Earlier this month, two U.S. senators introduced a bipartisan bill requiring the imposition of sanctions on Turkish officials responsible for the detentions of U.S. citizens and local consulate staff.
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The immigration measure, known as the Trust Act, will require state law enforcement agencies to base immigration detentions on warrants, rather than federal administrative detainers, reported the Chicago Tribune.
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" Speaking before the national Parliament, Mr. Rajoy defended the detentions and accused separatist politicians of promoting civil disobedience and escalating the conflict, using methods he described as "profoundly antidemocratic.
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On Tuesday, Trudeau said he personally discussed Kovrig and Spavor's detentions, as well as "the larger issue of Canada-China relations" with Xi on the sidelines of the G20.
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The Canadian government has said several times it saw no explicit link between the arrest of Meng, the daughter of Huawei's founder, and the detentions of Kovrig and Spavor.
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Bachelet, a former president of Chile, has repeatedly pushed China to grant the United Nations access to investigate reports of disappearances and arbitrary detentions, particularly of Muslims in Xinjiang.
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The detentions occurred weeks before a ban on women driving cars in the conservative kingdom was lifted as part of efforts to relax social rules and boost the economy.
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And here in our own hemisphere, the people of Cuba have not had a free election in more than 55 years, and political detentions and oppression continue to grow.
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Trump's refugee ban is causing chaos, protests, and detentions at airports Trump's refugee ban is causing chaos, protests, and detentions at airports Asylum-seekers and ordinary travelers from around the world — including dual citizens and U.S. green card holders — faced detention and were denied entry to the United States on Saturday, as security officials began to implement President Trump's executive order temporarily barring all refugees and immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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The detentions took place hours before German Chancellor Angela Merkel and EU Council President Donald Tusk were set to touch down in Gaziantep province, which borders Islamic State controlled territory.
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Opponents say the changes would put them at the mercy of Chinese courts, controlled by the Communist Party, with a record of arbitrary detentions, torture and other human rights violations.
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Opponents of the extradition bill fear the law could put them at the mercy of the mainland Chinese justice system which is plagued by torture, forced confessions and arbitrary detentions.
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The detentions came amid tensions on the Korean peninsula over North Korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons in response to what it says is a threat of a U.S.-instigated war.
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The jump in detentions correlates to the expansion of priorities under the Trump administration, said Tracey Valerio, the former budget director at ICE and current senior counsel at Frontier Solutions.
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Grigory Okhotin, founder of a group that tracks detentions of protesters called OVD-Info, said he doubted there had actually been a surge of support among young people for Navalny.
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The government of veteran leader President Yoweri Museveni, 74, has long chafed at criticism from NGOs and others of reported excesses including corruption, torture, illegal detentions and extra-judicial killings.
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Youths have pelted stones at paramilitary police deployed in Srinagar, and the latest detentions took place in parts of the city where such incidents have occurred, a police officer said.
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The big picture: A spate of arrests has broken out, with detentions of Americans and Canadians in China, Iran and Russia, and Chinese people jailed in Canada and now Poland.
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Indefinite detentions run afoul of the so-called Flores settlement, a 1997 agreement that has been interpreted by courts as meaning children cannot be detained for more than 20 days.
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The opposition VMRO-DPMNE, which ruled the country since 2006 until elections in 2016, reacted to the detentions by calling for a protest in downtown Skopje for later on Tuesday.
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RABAT (Reuters) - Morocco's most influential rights group AMDH deplored on Thursday what it said was a surge in political and arbitrary detentions of human rights campaigners, journalists and social activists.
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Online economic news service SABQ reported Tayyar had been detained in a corruption probe that has resulted in the detentions of dozens of senior officials and businessmen in recent days.
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But earlier this year, as the Trump administration's zero-tolerance immigration policy led to detentions and child-separations at the southern US border, the loudspeaker announcement found its way in.
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One morning began with a group of journalists who spoke of a lifetime of detentions, and worse, under a regime that had viewed independent media as a source of treason.
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Bathroom access for transgender teen divides Missouri town Last year, more than 200 students on New York's Staten Island -- almost all of them female -- got detentions over dress code infractions.
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Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont, given a Thursday deadline to renounce independence or face the threat of direct rule from Madrid, tweeted following the detentions: "Sadly, we have political prisoners again".
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The HDP, which made history last year by becoming the first Kurdish party to win 10 percent of the vote and enter parliament, said the detentions risked triggering civil war.
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Though the majority of the allegations in the report pertain to Indian-administered Kashmir, it was also critical of Pakistan for detentions of separatists in its portion of the region.
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The Chinese government claims its actions in Xinjiang, including the mass detentions and forced home stays by Communist Party officials, are designed to make the province more secure and prosperous.
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Reports of mass detentions and strict surveillance of Uighurs and other Muslims have prompted the United States to consider sanctions against officials and companies linked to suspected human rights abuses.
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She emphasized how she supports the U.S. government's legal policy framework that governs detentions and retentions, a law that was put into place after her post 9/11 interrogation involvement.
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Leecia Welch, a lawyer for the National Center for Youth Law — one of the groups behind the lawsuit — told the Post that such detentions have become common for migrant children.
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In April, the government launched new programs aimed at regaining control of prisons and areas occupied by gangs, which Cotto said have helped boost gang member detentions and weapons seizures.
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National medical organizations like the American Academy of Pediatrics have also warned that children will suffer physical and mental harm from family detentions — including anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress.
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After the Ritz detentions, what one source described as an "army of accountants" began combing through the company's books, trying to make sense of the government's liabilities to the firm.
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The plan to phase out family detentions at Karnes comes after the Trump administration released a budget proposal that seeks to increase the number of family detention beds to 85033,000.
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TEHRAN — A Canadian-Iranian professor researching women in the Muslim world has been arrested by Iranian intelligence officers, the latest in a series of detentions of Iranians holding dual citizenship.
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Museveni's critics say he has become increasingly intolerant of dissent as his support has waned, with security forces often putting down opposition rallies and protests with teargas, beatings and detentions.
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Kazakh authorities often announce detentions and trials of Islamist militants, but most of them have been people who traveled or planned to travel to places such as Syria and Iraq.
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Reuters later reported that House Republicans briefed on the order by Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen worried the measure would not prevent family separations during detentions longer than 20 days.
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Indefinite detentions run afoul of the so-called Flores settlement, a 1997 agreement that has been interpreted by courts as requiring children not be detained for more than 20 days.
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Shehryar Afridi, the state minister for interior, who announced the move during a news conference in Islamabad, did not specify any charges and said the detentions were meant for investigations.
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And, just as they have rejected Mr. Trump's request for $5.7 billion for the border wall, they should reject the request for $2.8 billion to expand detentions to 52,000 beds.
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But at the same time distrust between the two countries, and now Canada, has escalated over the detentions of a leading Chinese executive in Canada and two Canadians in China.
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A few days later it was Saudi Arabia's turn, with Crown Prince Mohammed launching a wave of dismissals and detentions of senior ministers and fellow members of the royal family.
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Ms. Simms, 20173, is the special adviser on policy relating to detentions, watchlisting, countering violent extremism and other issues to the State Department's ambassador at large for counterterrorism, in Washington.
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Ms. Simms, 32, is the special adviser on policy relating to detentions, watchlisting, countering violent extremism and other issues to the State Department's ambassador at large for counterterrorism, in Washington.
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The United Nations said in a report in December that the crackdown on political dissent, including summary executions and arbitrary detentions, was likely to undermine the credibility of coming elections.
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The document provides a rare, finely grained view of how the ruling Communist Party has carried out the system of detentions that has shredded the fibers of society in Xinjiang.
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Adrian LeBaron, the father of one of the murdered women, told reporters that the U.S. ambassador to Mexico, Christopher Landau, had revealed the detentions during a meeting in Mexico City.
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Compared with white kids, they receive more detentions, suspensions and expulsions in school, have higher rates of arrests and incarceration, and fewer options for high-quality education and stable employment.
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The Times of London, which first reported the detentions, said the three people jailed were a British-Australian blogger and her Australian boyfriend, as well as a British-Australian academic.
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Greene, who has delivered judgments in cases involving sex abuse, human trafficking and unlawful police detentions, receives positive feedback when she is spotted toting her hockey bag and stick around.
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But some detentions stretched into months, in violation of the Flores settlement agreement, which limits the length of time children can be held in an unlicensed facility to 20 days.
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The Great ReadFeature When Zulhumar Isaac's parents disappeared amid a wave of detentions of ethnic minorities, she had to play a perilous game with the state to get them back.
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The detentions follow a wider crackdown on worker support groups in China this year, the China Labor Bulletin said, with police raids on labor groups in Beijing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.
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"Those initial detentions have provided some leads and opportunities that we are continuing to exploit," the second official said, speaking on condition of anonymity and declining to offer additional details.
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Freeland and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo spoke on Tuesday and "expressed their concerns about the arbitrary detentions and politically motivated sentencing of Canadian nationals", the State Department said.
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But Lam bluntly dismissed concerns about a Chinese justice system that is widely criticized for forced confessions, arbitrary detentions and one-sided trials, saying judges were not supposed to speak.
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Activists and diplomats have speculated that the detentions may be aimed at appeasing conservative elements opposed to social reforms which include new cinemas, public concerts and an easing of gender segregation.
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McCain and Graham said that "such a hasty process risks harmful results," criticizing the order for causing detentions of legal permanent residents and refugees who were already vetted by the government.
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The detentions are likely to add to concern among democracy activists about interference by Beijing in Hong Kong's affairs, despite a system meant to guarantee the autonomy of the financial hub.
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Human rights groups have repeatedly cited the alleged use of torture, arbitrary detentions, forced confessions and problems accessing lawyers in China as reasons why the Hong Kong bill should not proceed.
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The kingdom said the detentions were part of a crackdown on corruption, though analysts have said they also functioned as a political purge that further consolidated power under Crown Prince Mohammed.
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For decades, Senegal has faced heavy criticism for the living conditions, overcrowding, and long pre-trial detentions inside its prisons, as well as the harsh judgments handed out for minor offenses.
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Since Mexico launched the Southern Border Program in 2016, shortly after a wave of undocumented minors crossed into the US, the number of detentions and deportations of Central Americans has skyrocketed.
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Nervously rearranging the painted tambourines and traditional carved knives in her family's tiny gift shop, a young woman in Urumqi wept as she described families torn apart by the recent detentions.
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The reasons behind those payments include false arrests, illegal searches and seizures, extended detentions, malicious prosecutions, excessive use of force, reverse convictions, constitutional rights violations and failure to provide medical care.
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In a phone call on Tuesday, the two diplomats "expressed their concerns about the arbitrary detentions and politically motivated sentencing of Canadian nationals" in China, the department said in a statement.
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In an interview with CBS' "Face the Nation," he suggested ankle monitors as an alternative to detentions and deportations, so that immigrants awaiting trial could live freely in the United States.
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Human rights groups have accused Sisi, who went on to be elected president, and his government of widespread abuses, including detentions of about 40,000 political prisoners and torture, allegations it denies.
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Sessions wants to increase deportations and detentions, so we will be paying even more money to lock up and remove undocumented immigrants, the vast majority of whom are law-abiding people.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - So far 6,000 people have been detained in Turkey in relation to a failed coup, with more detentions expected, broadcaster NTV said on Sunday, citing Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag.
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The patrol, carrying local inspectors from West African countries, aimed to highlight the problem and supplement national efforts, which are often hamstrung by budget and technology constraints, making detentions relatively rare.
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This budget aims to increase funding for more border agents and immigration judges, increased immigrant detentions, and fighting the opioid crisis, but it does not earmark additional funds for training police.
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Since the attempted coup, 170 newspapers, magazines, television stations and news agencies have been shut down, leaving 2,500 journalists unemployed, the Turkish journalists' association said in a statement protesting the detentions.
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Abbasi, a case where the high court reversed the 2nd Circuit's decision and refused to grant a Bivens claim against policy-making officials involved in terror suspect detentions following 9/11.
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The announcement was coupled with a total communications blackout in Jammu and Kashmir, with internet and phone lines cut off, as well as a massive troop increase, severe curfews, and detentions.
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To mark the anniversary, a State Department spokesman, John Kirby, said that the United States was "deeply concerned" about the detentions and urged China to release the lawyers and activists immediately.
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In a statement at the time of the Ritz detentions, Attorney General Saud Al Mojeb estimated that corruption and embezzlement had cost Saudi Arabia at least $100 billion over several decades.
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Even though internal discussions about confronting the child detentions had been ongoing for a week, Trump's decision to sign an executive order still caught some of his closest aides off-guard.
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The latest detentions are intended to help him push through reforms that promise the greatest change since the reign of King Abdulaziz, founder of the current Saudi state in the 1930s.
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Among them is a ruling against Sheriff Arpaio and his deputies at the Maricopa County sheriff's office, who were found to have used racial profiling and illegal detentions to target Latinos.
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As president, he began zero-tolerance enforcement of immigration laws, which caused mass detentions, the separation of migrant parents from their children and outcry over conditions in private migrant detention centers.
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Amid the provocative rhetoric, a senior U.S. Customs and Border Protection official offered the more consolatory news that the controversial detentions of children by the agency were down to about 200.
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The comments from the Turkish Foreign Ministry come after the U.S. Department of State this week warned U.S. citizens planning to visit Turkey to reconsider due to "terrorism and arbitrary detentions".
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What protestors are hoping to gain: The immediate reunification of families that have been separated, the end of family detentions, and, more broadly, the dissolution of Trump administration's "zero-tolerance" policy.
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It has become "a more severe, more terrible, coercive measure than normal criminal detention," Teng Biao, a lawyer who left China after his own secret detentions, writes in the book's foreword.
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Opposition leaders and rights groups have accused Museveni's government of cracking down systematically on its critics with the use of intimidation, detentions, torture and tear-gassing of rallies to discourage dissent.
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These detentions have worsened tensions between Iran and the West following the 2015 deal under which Iran agreed to curb its nuclear program in return for a lifting of economic sanctions.
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Beneath the scrim of more routine teen fare — detentions, the snitch at school known as Jenny Joyce (Leah O'Rourke), the slightly dreamy Protestant boys from a rival school, the prom, etc.
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Although the Saudi authorities have said the crackdown is tied to corruption, rights groups have suggested that the detentions are a thinly disguised extortion attempt by the government to reclaim assets.
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Those militias were credited with helping to turn the tide against the extremist group, but some units were also accused of grave human rights abuses, including illegal detentions and extrajudicial killings.
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But now that sea smuggling has shifted significantly to the Pacific, the desire to prosecute defendants in Florida's federal courts has arguably played a role in the increasingly prolonged maritime detentions.
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The extraordinary detentions sent fear through the royal family and created speculation that the young crown prince would soon seek to take formal power from his aging father, King Salman, 103.
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The detentions followed a crackdown on South Korean casino chains in 2015, when the authorities arrested more than a dozen employees accused of luring Chinese tourists with free accommodations and prostitutes.
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At a time when tensions on the Korean Peninsula have been elevated by North Korea's missile launches, a potential nuclear test and threats of armed conflict, the detentions add another complication.
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A vicious crackdown In the wake of ISIS' defeat in Mosul, many Sunnis are accusing the Iraqi government of launching a vicious crackdown on them, marked by disappearances and arbitrary detentions.
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It has been a season of record heat and spiraling hate, mass shootings and border detentions, of Jeffrey Epstein, Moscow Mitch, Boris Johnson and go back to where you came from.
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"She refused to be bowed by the imprisonment of her husband, the perpetual harassment of her family by security forces, detentions, bannings and banishment," said Archbishop Desmond Tutu in a statement.
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New state law sets a high bar Under New Mexico's new bail rules, pretrial detentions are determined by evidence of risk -- not ability to pay -- according to state judicial branch officials.
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Update President Trump's executive actions restricting travel from predominantly Muslim countries caused confusion and erroneous detentions at airports and are potentially having a negative impact on the United States tourism industry.
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Lawyers went on a 24-hour strike on Monday to protest against what they called arbitrary detentions by the secret service, which the bar association said was denying access to clients.
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It condemned arbitrary detentions and enforced disappearances carried out by security forces, such as the Fuerzas de Acciones Especiales (Special Action Forces) known as FAES, and pro-government civilian armed groups.
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"Human rights violations documented ... include the excessive or unnecessary use of force that led to unlawful killings and injuries, arbitrary detentions, and torture and ill-treatment including sexual violence," she said.
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The shutdown-ending spending bill last month included funding for an average 45,1003 detentions beds per day, with the intent to return to 40,520 by the end of the fiscal year.
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The Trump administration has also criticized the government for cracking down on anti-government protests and accused it of human rights abuses, unlawful killings, arbitrary detentions, political persecution and widespread corruption.
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But government memos obtained by the New York Times show officials who report directly to Assad ordered mass detentions and were aware of deaths from torture, filthy conditions and other atrocities.
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The sly bait-and-switch puts a serious topic — the mass detentions of minority Muslims in northwest China — in front of an audience that might not have known about it before.
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It has been a season of record heat and spiraling hate, mass shootings and border detentions, of Jeffrey Epstein, Moscow Mitch, Boris Johnson and go back to where you came from.
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Beijing has faced an outcry from activists, academics, foreign governments and U.N. rights experts over mass detentions and strict surveillance of the ethnic Uighur minority and other Muslim groups in Xinjiang.
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Human rights groups have accused the leader of forced disappearances, torture, and arbitrary detentions, among other abuses, with Human Rights Watch saying the country's citizens live under a cloud of fear.
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Cover image: People hold up signs as they protest the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) and the recent detentions of illegal immigrants in Washington, DC on July 16, 2018.
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"The association condemns arbitrary detentions, which will not stop it from continuing the march with the people for the sake of freedom and change," the Sudanese Association of Professionals said on Twitter.
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In a report presented in Mexico City, the group said it had found evidence of extrajudicial executions, arbitrary detentions and deaths and injuries due to excessive use of force by Maduro's government.
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The London-based Business & Human Rights Resource Centre (BHRRC) said it documented 388 attacks on campaigners in 2017, including beatings, threats, lawsuits and arbitrary detentions, up 34 percent from the previous year.
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India's Border Security Force arrested 230 Rohingya last year until end-November, the highest number of detentions in at least four full years, the Ministry of Home Affairs told parliament on Tuesday.
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Fabian replied that she wasn't sure she could answer the judge's questions at the moment, and couldn't speak to the effect of the executive order on detentions under the zero tolerance policy.
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Detentions and deportations of migrants have increased steadily since 2014, when the government launched the Southern Border Program, shortly after a large wave of unaccompanied minors surged across the US–Mexico border.
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The settlement agreement ends a long and costly court battle between the state and civil rights groups over the 2010 law, which opponents say has led to racial profiling and wrongful detentions.
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During these detentions, children often face inhumane conditions — being kept in cages as they plead to be reunited with their families — while babies are ripped away from their mothers as they're breastfed.
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The detentions bring the number of imprisoned Turkish media workers to 99, based on figures from the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) media watchdog, making Turkey the world's biggest jailer of journalists.
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Critics accuse Maduro's administration of arbitrary detentions and the systematic use of torture against dissidents and military officers and of hiding such practices by impeding full investigations of institutions and top officials.
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Reports of mass detentions and strict surveillance of ethnic Uighurs and other Muslims have prompted the United States to consider sanctions against officials and companies linked to allegations of human rights abuses.
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Specifically, the report documents human rights abuses committed by government authorities, including the use of excessive force, torture, arbitrary detentions, extrajudicial killings, and violations of the rights to food and health care.
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They include human rights activists who track detentions, and dissidents like Omar Abdulaziz, who lives in Canada and who posts frequent videos of himself commenting on current events and criticizing Saudi policies.
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The administration of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has stepped up migrant detentions and tightened access to humanitarian visas, slowing the flow of caravans north and leaving hundreds of people in Mapastepec.
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The latest detentions came 10 days after voters narrowly backed plans to expand Erdogan's already wide powers in a referendum which opposition parties and European election observers said was marred by irregularities.
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Their detentions prompted Washington in October 2017 to suspend all non-immigrant visa applications from the country, triggering a reciprocal move from Ankara that contributed to a deep crisis in bilateral ties.
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After a request from Reuters for verification on Gomez and five other cases of suspected irregular detentions, the Mexican refugee agency said on Monday it would send a team to the center.
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In a separate case back in 2003 Kennedy approved the detention of aliens but plaintiffs distinguish that case arguing that it was premised on the notion that the detentions would be brief.
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Kovrig has visited the western Xinjiang region, site of mass detentions and strict surveillance of the ethnic Uighur minority and other Muslim groups, and dealt with other sensitive issues, said Saint-Jacques.
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The advisory follows the detentions by Chinese authorities in December of Canadians Michael Kovrig, a former diplomat and an adviser with the International Crisis Group (ICG) think-tank, and businessman Michael Spavor.
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The detentions, which Amnesty called a "grotesque abuse of power", came less than a month after a court ordered the arrest of the chairman of Amnesty's Turkey branch on the same charge.
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But Fanta Jawara was arrested in Gambia, a small West African nation, whose President, Yahya Jammeh, has been in power for over twenty years and where these types of detentions are routine.
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The referendum has unfolded amid rising nationalism, wide-reaching dismissals of government employees, and detentions and arrests of activists and organizers in the wake of the country's failed government coup last July.
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Mr. O'Rourke drew a contrast between his ideas and what he called "cruel and cynical" immigration policies enacted by the Trump administration, including family separations, travel bans and increased detentions and deportations.
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The detentions of the journalists got the attention of the Trump administration, which has been slowly moving to improve relations with Sudan but has expressed concern about its history of rights abuses.
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The Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, which was behind the detentions of most of the prisoners in 2015, opposed the nuclear deal and saw the administration of President Hassan Rouhani as its rival.
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Demonstrators took to the streets despite authorities' attempts to thwart them, including the detention by police of Aleksei Navalny, the architect of the protests, and scattered reports of hundreds of other detentions.
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Nearly 2000 people were arrested in St. Petersburg, according to O.V.D. Info, an independent organization that tracks protest arrests, and there were scattered detentions in at least a half-dozen other cities.
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Enforced disappearances expanded In my book "The People's Republic of the Disappeared" I argued that through the 2013 Criminal Procedure Law China has tried to create a legal basis for secret detentions.
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Hours after Friday's detentions, a car bomb killed 11 people and wounded more than 100 near a police station in the southeastern city of Diyarbakir where some HDP lawmakers were being held.
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The sources said Malave was arrested on Monday in Zulia state, Venezuela's traditional oil-producing region near Colombia, in what would be one of the highest-profile detentions of a PDVSA executive.
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The sanctions were a fresh effort by Washington to put pressure on the leftist government, which it has accused of human rights abuses, unlawful killings, arbitrary detentions, political persecution and widespread corruption.
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The detentions prompted Washington to suspend non-immigrant visa applications from the country, triggering a reciprocal move from Ankara which snowballed into one of the worst crises between the two NATO allies.
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The detentions, part of a sweep that targeted seven Saudi writers and bloggers interested in social reform and women's rights, are part of a broader crackdown by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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In the last few years, the combination of widespread video cameras and social media has focused greater scrutiny on police behavior during arrests involving episodes ranging from forcible detentions to fatal shootings.
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In an interview this week, Mr. Liu said exiles like Mr. Teng have had to take a new approach to activism because of the crackdowns under Mr. Xi and the constant detentions.
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The detentions were the first outward signs that the authorities, whose inquiry into the killing has been dogged by accusations of incompetence and political meddling, were any closer to finding those responsible.
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Discussions have gained momentum within the U.S. government over possible economic penalties in response to reports of mass detentions of ethnic Uighurs and other Muslims, which has prompted a growing international outcry.
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Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Mark Morgan ripped lawmakers in July for a failure to pass legislation that enables longer detentions of families and allows Central American children to be swiftly deported.
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Why it matters: The government has signaled that it will fight the request, which is the first overt effort to hold the C.I.A. responsible for the secret detentions from 2002 to 2006.
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PNG Prime Minister Peter O'Neill said the detention center in Manus would close after the supreme court ruled on Tuesday that the detentions breached the country's constitution and would have to stop.
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The law also also allows police to inquire about detained people's immigration status, which critics argue could allow cops to ask people about their status even during routine detentions like traffic stops.
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Beijing has faced an outcry from activists, academics, foreign governments and U.N. rights experts over mass detentions and strict surveillance of the mostly Muslim Uighur minority and other Muslim groups in Xinjiang.
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Ms. Wang, Mr. Bao and other members of their firm were taken away by the police in July, swept up in a wave of detentions of nearly 250 lawyers, legal workers and activists.
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Instead, most of them made their way to the border, contributing to the recent surge, Under pressure from the United States, the Mexican government changed strategy, and detentions in May surged past 20,000.
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" US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) also put out a statement condemning citizen-led detentions: "#CBP does not endorse or condone private groups or organizations that take enforcement matters into their own hands.
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Immigration conservatives have long targeted this process for letting in undocumented immigrants, decrying what they call "catch and release" -- a policy Trump has vowed to end by increasing detentions and deportations of immigrants.
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Beijing (CNN)Six Marxist university students who wanted to spend International Labor Day working alongside regular laborers have vanished in China, the latest in a series of disappearances and detentions of student activists.
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