Iran wasn't getting any additional money in exchange for prisoners (it actually got prisoners in exchange for prisoners).
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Iran wasn't getting any additional money in exchange for prisoners (it actually got prisoners in exchange for prisoners).
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I thought it'd be funny to roast prisoners, humanize the prisoners.
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Political prisoners will be freed immediately when I get home — all political prisoners.
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Some 1,600 prisoners are taking part, Palestinian Authority Prisoners' Affairs Minister Issa Qaraqe said.
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Prisoners must prove that prison officials acted with "deliberate indifference" to prisoners' well-being.
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Prisoners of Boko Haram, Then Prisoners of Fame Bring back our girls, they said.
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Breaking down barriers Prisoners advocating for other prisoners in open court, or advising non-prisoners on the law, is uncharted territory in Kenya and most places in the world.
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Each year, Guards became Prisoners, Prisoners became Guards, and peacemakers were few and far between.
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That's why women are always going to meet with prisoners and now are prisoners ourselves.
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But current and former prisoners at Makala told Reuters that about 4,000 prisoners had escaped.
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Five to six prisoners were packed in so over 500 prisoners were in each unit.
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A break from Sanders on prisoners voting Buttigieg said prisoners should not be allowed to vote.
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Nearly 1,600 prisoners began the strike on April 17, which is known as Palestinian Prisoners' Day.
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Prison Fellowship is now the nation's largest Christian nonprofit serving prisoners, former prisoners, and their families.
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Only about 2,800 prisoners sit on death row today, but over 50,000 prisoners are serving life without parole, and about 200,000 prisoners have life sentences, according to a Sentencing Project report.
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The agency said the number of prisoners in state and federal facilities who have human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) dropped from 17,680 prisoners in 1991 to 21625,2900 prisoners by the end of 220006.
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It is unclear how many prisoners Trump was referring to or where those prisoners were being placed.
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So long as the feelings are inaccessible we remain prisoners of belief — more accurately, prisoners of pain.
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It describes the confinement of prisoners of war, citizens of other nations and political prisoners without trial.
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"They were political prisoners once, but now they are not doing anything for political prisoners," she said.
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Prisoners were prosecuted, most for their roles in Quinn's murder and the deaths of the three stabbed prisoners.
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More prisoners may join the hunger strike, which was planned to coincide with Palestinian Prisoners' Day, Qaraqe said.
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One of the prisoners, a man I'll call Thomas, has been sexually assaulted numerous times by other prisoners.
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North Korea released three American prisoners on May 9, and Qu wept with happiness for the prisoners' families.
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Qadura Fares, the director of the Palestinian Prisoners' Club, said four prisoners were seriously ill at two prisons.
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Prisoners use them to arrange family visits, freeing warders from menial tasks to spend more time with prisoners.
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Further problems are caused by mixing prisoners serving sentences with those awaiting trial, and by putting prisoners sentenced locally, who are near their families, with federal prisoners, who may be far away from theirs.
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Of course prisoners know what they should do when they get out, but VICE talked to a selection of prisoners and former prisoners about what they want or wanted to do before reality set in.
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Nasrat Rahimi, the spokesman for the interior ministry, said four prisoners were killed and 13 prisoners and 20 policemen were injured during the search operation to seize drugs and other illegal substances from the prisoners.
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The minister alleges my visits upset prisoners so much that they become aggressive toward staff, property, and other prisoners.
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The Assistance Association for Political Prisoners said that all the prisoners could be freed through a grant of amnesty.
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Again, accounts vary of the deteriorating health of the prisoners: Mr. Librati said that doctors were checking the prisoners regularly and that 12 prisoners were sent to the hospital for tests in the past two days.
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The "Palestinians argue that the bulk of these prisoners and 'martyrs' are political prisoners and innocent bystanders," the two noted.
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In 123 eight in ten women prisoners were jailed for non-violent offences, compared with seven in ten male prisoners.
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Prisoners participate in events like bull riding and Convict Poker—where prisoners sit at a table while a bull charges.
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Guards are merely there to ensure the prisoners do not escape, and to control the entry and exit of prisoners.
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Criticism of Gitmo stems from numerous issues, including: the alleged torture of prisoners, the holding of men who weren't combatants or terrorists, the desecration of prisoners' Qurans by guards and the force-feeding of hunger-striking prisoners.
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If, at any point, one of the prisoners says, "All 100 prisoners have been to this table", the prisoners will either all be set free if she is correct, or will all be killed if she is incorrect.
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Building connections between prisoners amongst themselves and between prisoners and free world folks is at the heart of who we are.
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They hold about 18 percent of federal prisoners and 7 percent of state prisoners, according to the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Prisoners and ex-prisoners have higher rates of HIV, hepatitis C, high blood pressure, diabetes, substance use, and mental health disorders.
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They hold about 16 percent of federal prisoners and 6 percent of state prisoners, according to the American Civil Liberties Union.
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It was not immediately clear whether he meant all prisoners in the country or all political prisoners who remained in jail.
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While housing prisoners, the jails were known to be ridden with disease, and prisoners were over-worked, over-crowded, and starving.
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They only hold about 18 percent of federal prisoners and 7 percent of state prisoners, according to the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Shortly afterward, the prisoners from the block went to the part of the jail where political prisoners were housed, and freed them.
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Adama and Roslin decide to use prisoners on a dangerous mission, only to have the prisoners launch a jailbreak and take hostages.
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Some prisoners like to get drunk on the holidays and then lash out at other prisoners because they hate where they are.
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Many of the prisoners serving life sentences demonstrate considerable personal transformation, often serving as model inmates and mentors to newly arrived prisoners.
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Item six called on the department of social affairs to stop giving stipends to prisoners' families and to prisoners after their release.
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He was chosen as a leader by fellow prisoners in the camp, making alliances with other Sunni prisoners and former Iraqi Baathists.
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The United States Embassy in Hanoi urged the government to release the two prisoners, "as well as all other prisoners of conscience."
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He referred to them as 'prisoners of war,' and to Guantánamo Bay as the appropriate place of detention for prisoners of war.
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According to the latest count from the Palestinian Prisoners Club, about 200 Palestinian prisoners have died since 1967 because of such actions.
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Private prisons incarcerate about 9% of all U.S. prisoners, and 19% of all federal prisoners, according to U.S. Bureau of Justice statistics.
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He did not elaborate on where they would be kept or how authorities would keep track of them, "The health of the prisoners is very important for us regardless of their status as security prisoners or regular prisoners," Esmaili said.
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Such stick-holders routinely flog prisoners to make them work harder and aren't afraid to use violence to crush dissent, former prisoners say.
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Combined with the 3,471 prisoners released earlier this week, Tebboune has now pardoned nearly 10,000 prisoners with sentences of 18 months or less.
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Prisoners would no longer be sent to facilities more than 500 miles from their homes, and pregnant prisoners would no longer be shackled.
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Even amid this failure, Sasa sees signs of progress: Some prisoners have individually continued protests, now aware of the push for prisoners' rights.
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I stand in the door where prisoners come out into the visiting room—prisoners in uniforms and their families and kids and friends.
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Psychopaths, terrorists, and prisoners that have previously escaped are the only examples of prisoners that will systematically be locked in a closed prison.
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A former prisoner, who said he had spoken to guards and escaped prisoners, also said more than half of the prisoners had escaped.
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US prisoners still hang in the balance: Trump also addressed the ongoing negotiations for the release of three U.S. prisoners in North Korea.
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If nothing else, the continuity in care that released prisoners can enjoy won't ruin health investments made in prisoners while they are incarcerated.
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Both of the measures will help future prisoners return to society more quickly, but they won't help prisoners sentenced under the old laws.
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That bill, passed in December, among other things banned the shackling of pregnant prisoners and made thousands of prisoners eligible for early release.
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The court also found that Berger guarded prisoners during the "forcible evacuation" to the Neuengamme main camp, which left about 70 prisoners dead.
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A key moment in the opera is the "Prisoners Chorus," so Heard and musical director Daniel Schlosberg decided to work with actual prisoners.
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According to a Bureau of Justice report, by 2014, 91,2023 state prisoners and 30,500 federal prisoners were in custody in privately operated facilities.
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Prisoners contact paper Prisoners not only issued demands to negotiators, but they also called The News Journal in Wilmington, Delaware, according to the newspaper.
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And that's only a fraction of the prisoners interested in applying — the pro-bono network Clemency Project 2014 has screened 32,000 prisoners so far.
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Cities have complained that holding prisoners past the constitutionally mandated period could constitute a violation of the prisoners' civil rights, making local governments liable.
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"There were 52 political prisoners among those released today," said Bo Kyi, joint secretary of political prisoner watchdog Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP).
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Family members had been trying to win his release from the insurgents, who told them they wanted to swap government prisoners for Taliban prisoners.
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All three prisoners agreed that the prison system needs extensive work, especially when it comes to funding education and improving living conditions for prisoners.
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Iran has temporarily freed about 85,000 prisoners, including political prisoners, a spokesman for its judiciary said on Tuesday, in response to the coronavirus epidemic.
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Some 1,000 Palestinian prisoners have decided to take part in this hunger strike, which begins today, the day we observe here as Prisoners' Day.
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More than 40 prisoners have died in airstrikes over the past nine months, it said, and more than 4,300 prisoners are believed to have escaped.
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"Right now the government is staging a political show with the release of prisoners, but in Venezuela all Venezuelans are prisoners," said legislator Tomas Guanipa.
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James J. Ackerman is the president and chief executive officer of Prison Fellowship, the nation's largest Christian nonprofit serving prisoners, former prisoners, and their families.
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Despite the recent release of some hunger striking prisoners, Israel has indicated that it is prepared to take tougher stance against prisoners that refuse food.
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Protocol for moving prisoners It is standard protocol to have two officers -- armed but not wearing ballistic vests -- transport prisoners on a bus, authorities said.
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DeRoche is the senior vice president of advocacy and public policy at Prison Fellowship, the nation's largest outreach to prisoners, former prisoners and their families.
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Heather Rice-Minus is the vice president of government affairs for Prison Fellowship, the nation's largest Christian nonprofit serving prisoners, former prisoners, and their families.
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Often prisoners make less than 40 cents an hour; in states like Texas, Georgia, and Arkansas, prisoners are not paid at all for their work.
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As part of the Obama administration's nuclear agreement with Iran, Iran released five American prisoners and Mr. Obama freed seven Iranian and Iranian-American prisoners.
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"The process of releasing 1,500 Taliban prisoners will be completed within 15 days, with 100 prisoners walking out of Afghan jails every day," it said.
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Myanmar still has 526 political prisoners, according to the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners, a group that tracks the plight of jailed dissidents in Myanmar.
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According to the report, that gap is made up of executed prisoners, many of them prisoners of conscience locked up for their religious or political beliefs.
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Johnson acknowledged the difficulty of addressing prisoners already in the system for terror crimes, saying the government doesn't want to require intense surveillance of released prisoners.
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They must balance the welfare of transgender offenders with those of other prisoners, particularly women, whose safety could be threatened by prisoners who were born male.
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Amnesty International said misbehaving prisoners, including political prisoners on hunger strike, were still kept shackled in filth in kennels meant for dogs as recently as 2011.
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By the end of next year, the last prisoners will be gone and the building will be transformed into a museum about soldiers and political prisoners.
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The Palestinian Authority (PA) provides monetary support to prisoners and the families of prisoners, which critics say is a way of incentivizing and rewarding terrorist attacks.
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The transfer, coupled with separate transfer of other prisoners to Ghana and Kuwait last week, brings the current population at the detention center to 103 prisoners.
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The number of prisoners that will be pardoned by Khamenei was not announced, but Iranian media earlier said around 50,000 prisoners will enjoy "the Islamic clemency".
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Discrimination among prisoners for voting purposes can lead to bias and prejudice, which can be particularly dangerous when so many prisoners have complex backgrounds, he said.
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The Madrid-based non-governmental rights group Cuban Prisoners Defenders, which has links to UNPACU, estimates there are at least 70 political prisoners on the island.
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The agreement also calls for the release of 5,000 Taliban prisoners and 1,000 "prisoners of the other side" on the first day of intra-Afghan negotiations.
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The data also confirm how generational criminal tattoos are: a whopping 85% of prisoners under 153 have tattoos compared with 43% for prisoners aged 55 and over.
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Cuba says it has no political prisoners but the Cuban Commission of Human Rights and National Reconciliation, a dissident group, counts about 80 political prisoners in detention.
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In its statement, the Afghan Taliban said it would allow prisoners to visit with families and asked for the group's regional leaders to commute some prisoners' sentences.
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Two political prisoners, of a total of 364, were released on Wednesday, said Aung Myo Kyaw of a human rights group, the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners.
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Family members and other supporters of the prisoners have lobbied for years for prisoners to be moved, and for those who have fallen ill to be released.
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Pompeo also said he welcomed the Afghan government's release of the three Taliban prisoners and the "Taliban's impending release of 373 Afghan prisoners" but gave no details.
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The start of talks seems contingent on the Afghan government releasing up to 20133,000 Taliban prisoners, and the Taliban responding by freeing up to 1,000 government prisoners.
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"The process of releasing 1,500 Taliban prisoners will be completed within 15 days, with 100 prisoners walking out of Afghan jails every day," according to the decree.
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"Up to five thousand (5,000) prisoners of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan will be released," while the insurgents would free up to 1,000 prisoners, the document says.
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The Afghan government has refused to release prisoners before negotiations, and the Taliban has said there can be no intra-Afghan dialogue without an exchange of prisoners.
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Qadura Fares, the director of the Palestinian Prisoners' Club, a nongovernmental organization, said the prisoners would not end the hunger strike until their demands had been met.
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And even with the recent release of 80 political prisoners in an end-of-year act of good will, hundreds of political prisoners remain in Venezuelan prisons.
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Rules for the humane treatment of war prisoners were established to mitigate the worst instincts of combatants when adversaries become prisoners and no longer pose a threat.
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We first saw this in the sixth season premiere when Cary was arrested and there was line in this prison hallway separating the prisoners from the not-prisoners.
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"Two cloned dogs start work guarding prisoners at Forced Labour Camp #1 in Yakutsk" Two cloned dogs start work guarding prisoners at Forced Labour Camp #1 in Yakutsk.
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Currently, the company works with over 200 prisoners and ex-prisoners, who have then gone on to train other female artisans, or have opened up their own ateliers.
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In response to a question on political prisoners, Castro angrily demanded to be shown a list of such detainees, reflecting Cuba's position that it holds no such prisoners.
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"We know from meeting and interviewing prisoners, including female prisoners, in Thailand, that the impact is profoundly negative for families," said Jeremy Douglas, the UNODC's Asia-Pacific chief.
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Israeli official: We don't negotiate with prisoners A spokesman for the Israel Prison Service, Assaf Librati, said the prison service does not, as a rule, negotiate with prisoners.
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The British-accented captors tortured prisoners under their control, according to former hostages; Mr. Kotey is suspected of being a particularly brutal one whom the prisoners called George.
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He said the release of any prisoners was a decision for his government to make and that he wasn't ready to release prisoners before the start of negotiations.
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The deal says up to 5,000 Taliban prisoners and up to 1,000 Afghan government prisoners "will be released by March 10," something Afghan President Ashraf Ghani quickly rejected.
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The deal says up to 22020,000 Taliban prisoners and up to 1,000 Afghan government prisoners "will be released by March 10," something Afghan President Ashraf Ghani quickly rejected.
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"I already said that I myself will do everything to raise awareness about this problem, to keep up people's interest in our prisoners and Russian prisoners," he said.
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He pardoned three prominent political prisoners and 700 regular prisoners in March, a marked shift away from the policies of Kabila, who had scores of his opponents jailed.
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DUBAI, March 17 (Reuters) - Iran has temporarily freed about 85,000 prisoners, including political prisoners, a spokesman for its judiciary said on Tuesday, in response to the coronavirus epidemic.
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He said the release of any prisoners was a decision for his government to take and that he wasn't ready to release prisoners before the start of negotiations.
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Late Friday, at least 10 prisoners were released from the notorious Insein Prison near Yangon, where many political prisoners were held over the years by the military government.
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" Meanwhile, "barriers are put in the way of secular groups outside of prison looking to work with prisoners," adds Little, "or prisoners trying to set up secular groups themselves.
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The action—between prisoners, between COs and prisoners—went down in the corridors, in the cellblocks (A and C were the worst), the foyers, the companies, and the yard.
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Nigg says that Fogle is able to pay prisoners by having "someone on the outside" send money to a federal address in Iowa, where federal prisoners can access money.
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CRAIG DEROCHE, LANSDOWNE, VA. The writer is senior vice president for advocacy and public policy for the Prison Fellowship, a Christian nonprofit for prisoners, former prisoners and their families.
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Most people don't think about prisoners in their day-to-day life, and what's worse is that most people don't think about prisoners as people deserving of basic humanity.
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Seven prisoners have been accused of violence or taking up arms against the government and are sometimes not counted because they are not "prisoners of conscience," Mr. Sánchez said.
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The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum in Geneva has a collection of over 360 objects made by political prisoners and prisoners of war from over 60 countries.
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"I support Palestinian political prisoners just as I support current political prisoners in the Basque Country, in Catalunya, in India, and in other parts of the world," she said.
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The prisoners say they are surviving only on water and salt, although Israeli officials, in addition to accusing Mr. Barghouti of cheating, say some prisoners are taking vitamin supplements.
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We take our duty to keep prisoners safe extremely seriously and on any given day, prison staff provide crucial care to over 2000 prisoners at risk of self-harming.
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A 2017 study on prisoners who underwent solitary confinement found that prisoners who spent more time in solitary confinement were more likely to report signs of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
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Kurdish-led groups also hold thousands of ISIS prisoners, while ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Bagdadi has recently called on his supporters to break the ISIS prisoners out of jail.
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Donate to organizations that have prisoners in their leadership and make sure your money is going to people who authentically engage in the work that builds the power of prisoners.
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These initiatives include job training and counseling while incarcerated, the expansion of early-release programs for prisoners earning this privilege, and the release of prisoners closer to their home communities.
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Prisoners with two years left on their sentences could be eligible for release, Bozdag said, although prisoners still need to have served at least half their sentences to be eligible.
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Scores of prisoners were sent to their deaths based on selections made by Josef Mengele, who was known as the Angel of Death because of his horrific experiments on prisoners.
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He ordered the prison system to place prisoners in air-conditioned housing and ruled the Texas Department of Criminal Justice had been intentionally indifferent to the risk posed to prisoners.
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According to the 2014 Amnesty International report, ADX Florence has general-population units, a special-security unit (known as H-unit) for prisoners under special administrative measures, a disciplinary unit, an ultra-security unit where prisoners are held in extreme isolation, and an intermediate unit for prisoners in a step-down program.
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" When asked Wednesday about the threat of ISIS prisoners escaping, Trump claimed that some of the most dangerous ISIS prisoners had been moved, "putting them in other areas where it's secure.
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Prisoners, researchers, and activists said violence between ISIS and the Brotherhood continues, and that authorities have begun separating ISIS prisoners from the rest of the inmate population at various detention facilities.
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Erik spends time with terminally ill prisoners; Lyle has been president of the inmate government for 15 years and runs a support group for prisoners who have endured childhood sexual abuse.
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And while that may seem extreme, it makes more sense when you consider that these women are veritable prisoners for weeks on end (prisoners in a luxe Malibu mansion, but still).
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On December 14, 2018, Nunavut's Director of Corrections banned me from visiting prisoners at all in Nunavut province prisons after alleging my visits were not in the best interest of prisoners.
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Justice officials first raised concerns to me in October, when the warden accused me of "passing unauthorized material" to two prisoners and barred me from visiting a total of four prisoners.
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The Death Penalty Information Center, a nonprofit organization that tracks capital punishment, lists 62 federal prisoners on death row, a tiny fraction of the roughly 2,600 prisoners nationwide who await execution.
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The Kremlin's Political Prisoners identifies several Russian high-level officials, judges and investigators who bear direct responsibility for the persecution of political prisoners and so could be candidates for Magnitsky sanctions.
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The rest of life proceeds, ostensibly untrammeled: officials cannot torture prisoners or treat them in cruel ways because they think that prisoners are bad people, or because the public believes so.
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"Prison policies banning prisoners from social media violate the First Amendment rights of both prisoners and the ordinary citizens on the outside who maintain accounts for them," the ACLU's Fathi said.
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Bunking overnight also requires finding a jail willing to offer beds and showers to prisoners, which is difficult because jails do not always want to house unknown prisoners from other jurisdictions.
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We're told he believes his fellow prisoners all look up to him and wouldn't harm him ... despite facing sordid charges that include sex with minors -- which makes most prisoners a target.
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It's a high bar, but the Supreme Court has stated that exposure of prisoners to a "serious communicable disease," even if the prisoners currently show no symptoms, can meet this standard.
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In their letter, the ethicists also argued that there was no evidence that China had ended the practice of taking organs from executed prisoners, which they said included prisoners of conscience.
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" "It's one thing to exchange prisoners, if you will.
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"Google '53,000 prisoners free Kamala Harris,' " he told viewers.
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" Others chanted, in Catalan, "Freedom for the Political Prisoners.
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They're often used in official or unofficial brokerage roles, for example getting prisoners to end dirty protests, while the faith-specific element allows prisoners to fulfill their right to practice their religion.
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The city was built by prisoners from the Norilsk Corrective Labor Camp, and over 500,000 people came through there from 1935 to 1953 — 1 in 3 prisoners perished while building the city.
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Initially, the prisoners were combatants captured during the US war in Afghanistan in 2002, but many of those prisoners were later identified as being low-level fighters or, in some cases, civilians.
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The hunger strike ended hours before Ramadan following a marathon 20-hour negotiating session, said Issa Qaraqe, head of the Prisoners' Affairs Committee and Qadura Fares, who leads the Palestinian Prisoners' Club.
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Researchers hope to gain insight from monitoring the released prisoners as they test new ways to help prisoners find "healthy coping and thinking patterns," job opportunities and social engagement, the Post reports.
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Prisoners in multiple Alabama prisons, at least two other Florida prisons, Fluvanna women's prison in Virginia, and prisoners in North Carolina and South Carolina all reportedly engaged in various forms of resistance.
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More than 2,600 Saudi dissidents, including prominent scientists, writers, lawyers and women's rights campaigners, are in detention in Saudi Arabia, according to Prisoners of Conscience, a Saudi group that tracks political prisoners.
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Milley said the U.S. had no legal or military responsibility to secure the thousands of ISIS prisoners currently being held by the Kurds, despite fears the prisoners will escape amid the fighting.
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Following a series of clashes in the prison that left at least four prisoners dead, rappers Jay-Z and Yo Gotti sought to assist prisoners in suing the state in federal court.
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Predictably, the list of mistakenly freed prisoners released by the bureau omitted some names that should have been on it and included some prisoners who had been let go on legitimate grounds.
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The facility was placed on lockdown, meaning prisoners could not leave their cells or dorms, but the restrictions were lifted on Tuesday after about 2800 percent of the prisoners returned to work.
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In large part, this is likely a result of the media focusing too much on the federal prison system instead of the state prison systems: While about half of federal prisoners are in for drug crimes, only about 22014 percent of state prisoners are — and more than half of state prisoners are in for violent crimes.
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Erik spends time with terminally ill prisoners; Lyle has been president of the inmate government for more than 15 years and runs a support group for prisoners who have endured childhood sexual abuse.
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"Mr Pompeo and other U.S. officials in the current administration are prisoners of their wrong illusions, prisoners of their past and have been taken hostage by corrupt pressure groups," he told state television.
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No one quite knows how many prisoners could be classified as such, in part because the question isn't asked specifically, but over 25,000 prisoners were recorded to "not have a religion" in 2014.
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" When asked Wednesday about the threat of ISIS prisoners escaping, President Donald Trump claimed that some of the most dangerous ISIS prisoners had been moved, "putting them in other areas where it's secure.
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It also means one needn't mention anything about the two prisons located in Mitzpe Ramon, one a prison for "security" (political) prisoners, the other mixing Palestinian political prisoners, along with some convicted criminals.
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KABUL, May 14 (Reuters) - Fighting between prisoners and Afghan policemen during a drug search operation in the country's largest prison left four prisoners dead and several injured, a government official said on Tuesday.
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The hunger strike is a way of "bringing prisoners closer to their basic rights and demands and preventing the occupation from harming the dignity of the Palestinian prisoners," he said in a statement.
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Closing arguments came after a weeklong trial that focused on rules about detaining, arresting and transporting prisoners, with some officers testifying that it was rare to use seatbelts on prisoners in police wagons.
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" Reuters reported that Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Pompeo and other officials are "prisoners of their wrong illusions, prisoners of their past and have been taken hostage by corrupt pressure groups.
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The hunger strike is a way of "bringing prisoners closer to their basic rights and demands and preventing the occupation from harming the dignity of the Palestinian prisoners," he said in a statement.
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Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo were included in a presidential amnesty for 6,520 prisoners on Tuesday and President Win Myint has pardoned thousands of other prisoners in mass amnesties in recent weeks.
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Jeanna's Act mandates that extradition companies must notify local law enforcement immediately after an escape, dress violent prisoners in brightly colored clothing and maintain a ratio of one guard for every six prisoners.
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The Taliban leader in Doha also confirmed the group had finalised arrangements for the release of 1,000 prisoners held by them, adding that they had shifted all prisoners to safe locations in Afghanistan.
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Authorities also would have been required to allow ICE or DHS officials to interview prisoners upon request and detain prisoners if asked to do so by federal authorities until they could be transferred.
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Officials there have said previously that their judiciary operates independently and that under the country's laws, Iranian-American prisoners are considered Iranian citizens, with none of the consular rights afforded to foreign prisoners.
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During Saddam Hussein's long rule, families of Abu Ghraib prisoners had made the area their home, and many stayed there after Hussein had released his prisoners in the lead-up to the war.
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We should also be careful about mixing high risk prisoners with low risk prisoners in a treatment setting because the low risk individuals may become more likely to re-offend as a result.
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"The idea and intent behind Oakland's new regulation is incredible," Endria Richardson, a policy director at Legal Services for Prisoners with Children, a non-profit advocating for prisoners and their families, told VICE.
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"The prisoner's claim — that prisoners of some faiths were entitled to have a minister present at their executions while prisoners of other faiths were not — raised a serious constitutional question," Justice Breyer wrote.
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Nimr was among 47 prisoners put to death on Jan.
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It would also be a war crime to shoot prisoners.
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The potential for abusing prisoners with Tasers has grown dramatically.
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But for some Florida prisoners, evacuating won't be an option.
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They aren't sure how many prisoners, maybe 200 or more.
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They perform duties such as serving warrants and transporting prisoners.
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"This is how they search the prisoners," the caption reads.
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However, such penalties didn't dissuade prisoners from gambling with cards.
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The result is about 20 new prisoners joining every week.
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The group also demanded the release of prisoners in France.
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Require that prisoners be placed within 500 miles of family.
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The change required officers to strap down prisoners in vans.
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Prisoners receive the same meal every day, according to Vaulin.
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The destroyed military police facility had reportedly held 180 prisoners.
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But many such facilities still treat their patients as prisoners.
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Canada treated even its prisoners better than its original inhabitants.
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Guards are utterly apathetic to prisoners who have possibly overdosed.
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Sometimes your goal is to free prisoners or wreck infrastructure.
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Wall Street holds no prisoners, and technology is no exception.
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One is clearly Cersei receiving the new prisoners from Euron.
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But the prisoners had an immediate reaction, loud and vociferous.
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In short, the prisoners are expected to look after themselves.
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But what of the prison officers' objections to weekend prisoners?
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He is also known for making prisoners wear pink underwear.
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Egypt now holds about 30,000 political prisoners, including many journalists.
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The new year had begun, and they were now Prisoners.
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A pile of discarded glasses of murdered prisoners, circa 22016.
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He wanted to engage it by connecting prisoners with civilians.
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Official figures say over 90 prisoners are on death row.
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Prisoners could also trade plasma for days off their sentences.
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Turn me on fuckers, and do it without any prisoners.
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The government said it had regained control; prisoners disputed this.
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CBS cited one rights group's estimate of 60,000 political prisoners.
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More than 800 prisoners have graduated from Clink's training projects.
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In max, the prisoners are literally fighting for their lives.
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Where are the prisoners from and why were they detained?
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America has not added prisoners to the camp since 2008.
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The most symbolic is his renewed commitment to educating prisoners.
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Justice systems could do far more to rehabilitate prisoners, too.
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Lou Reed recorded Live: Take No Prisoners there in 1978.
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Most of the defendants claim that they are political prisoners.
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His forces are accused of abuses, such as killing prisoners.
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Some 10,000 political prisoners currently languish in prison without charges.
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He will join 142 other prisoners on Pennsylvania's death row.
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He did not identify the prisoners or refer to Caro.
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Prisoners on spice can become violent, hurting themselves or others.
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Peter, for example, often describes his own sheep as prisoners.
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It may release 100 prisoners on parole to ease overcrowding.
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In the UK, children spend less time outside than prisoners.
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In the 1960s, Arkansas still allowed prisoners to be whipped.
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He has mocked people with disabilities and prisoners of war.
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In truth, most prisoners talk about reentry during their incarceration.
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It was not clear if the prisoners had been captured.
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Amnesty International considers many of those people prisoners of conscience.
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The Investigation — your show about wrongfully convicted prisoners — sounds fascinating.
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It wasn't immediately clear why the prisoners were being transferred.
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This is rushy, nimble, agile techno that takes no prisoners.
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If the prisoners don't come back early - three years ago.
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It was not clear whether the prisoners had been caught.
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If jailed, they are often beaten up by fellow prisoners.
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My visits with prisoners have sometimes been just to talk.
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This affects prisoners' access to programming and privileges, she argues.
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His posse volunteers to transport prisoners to the county jail.
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In April, nine Yemeni prisoners were transferred to Saudi Arabia.
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I see them making a difference in other prisoners' lives.
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He warms to the idea of hiring more former prisoners.
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Floods had washed away police officers and prisoners, he said.
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Third, the plan calls for identifying prisoners eligible for prosecution.
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The prisoners have now refused food since the September 20.
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Very few older prisoners commit crimes after they are released.
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She was exchanged for two Russian prisoners captured in Ukraine.
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Yet, the bureaucrats have denied virtually all dying prisoners' requests.
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At Auschwitz, the Nazis tattooed numbers on their prisoners' arms.
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Egyptian officials have denied mistreating prisoners or neglecting their health.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — Usually prisoners want to get out of jail.
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Mr Arpaio also dressed his prisoners in shaming pink underwear.
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Civilian prisoners were moved to Alcatraz after the 1906 quake.
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Prisoners explain on camera how they supposedly committed heinous crimes.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller rejected the prisoners' demand that he visit.
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Those former prisoners continue to live there under restrictive conditions.
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Many Scorpion inmates are political prisoners rather than dangerous criminals.
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This included a significant release of political prisoners, he added.
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For months, the Jewish prisoners dug up and burned bodies.
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Prisoners have so far declared strikes in eight Israeli prisons.
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Prisoners, the warden, and his dog died in that explosion.
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Bribes were offered to prisoners to incriminate their fellow inmate.
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The prisoners remain invisible to the eye of the viewer.
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Adobe software is a prison, and my work, its prisoners.
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If the prisoners don't come back early — three years ago.
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Those tattooed men were, in fact, prisoners in El Salvador.
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Prisoners are consumers, too, and deserve protection, for everyone's benefit.
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Prisoners were told they were being measured for camp uniforms.
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Beyond the clunky rap scenes, the prisoners are wholly underwritten.
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I was shocked at how many prisoners were showing concern.
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True, numbers of prisoners when brought to trial have confessed….
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White prisoners, he said, were often assigned easier work indoors.
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They were released under a presidential amnesty for 6,520 prisoners.
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Taliban treatment of government prisoners varies widely around the country.
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If you doubt me, Google, 1,000 prisoners freed, Kamala Harris.
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A major challenge released prisoners face is finding meaningful employment.
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Many prisoners were captured by Nazi guards and Polish collaborators.
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Eight of Guantánamo's 40 prisoners are currently charged with crimes.
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He is among the most prominent political prisoners in China.
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Each day more and more prisoners are joining the strike.
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It's not yet clear how many prisoners will be affected.
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Inside, prisoners staged a riot that authorities struggled to control.
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He voted against banning Pell grants (for college) for prisoners.
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The State Department then arranged to repatriate the prisoners' remains.
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Eighteen countries grant prisoners the vote regardless of their offense.
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Up to six prisoners were chained naked to each bed.
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"We should keep telling the story of prisoners," she said.
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She said Ms. James would be separated from other prisoners.
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In exchange, the Taliban would release 1,000 Afghan government prisoners.
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In exchange, the Taliban would release 1,85033 Afghan government prisoners.
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If they were prisoners, however, it was hard to tell.
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Hundreds of prisoners escaped, causing millions of dollars in damages.
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Bill is one of the many prisoners currently under lockdown.
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A commission hearing last month featured testimony about political prisoners.
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"They are prisoners with no information in there," she said.
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He takes no prisoners when it comes to a snooze.
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Would it take over the prisoners, and murder them all?
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"I wish all our prisoners were like him," he said.
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We saw all the pictures painted by the prisoners. Marvelous.
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Above, a photo of prisoners of war in North Korea.
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Raisi also urged officials to grant "maximum" leave to prisoners.
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Inmates from mainland China are not counted as foreign prisoners.
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The new appeals were filed by several prisoners in Colorado.
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Ford is a psychiatrist who cares for mentally ill prisoners.
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We have found its members ushering Daesh prisoners toward Turkey.
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He worked in a clinic treating prisoners and their guards.
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On Tuesday, the coalition said it had released 200 prisoners.
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Another 12 political prisoners are behind bars on similar charges.
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The prisoners were being held at the nearby Tharrawaddy Prison.
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Krzykowski mentioned that she had overheard security guards heckling prisoners.
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But an innovative sanctuary for prisoners will also be lost.
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It has also arrested six policemen accused of helping prisoners.
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At its peak in 1955, the facility held 5,235 prisoners.
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Prisoners will be sent to other jails in the county.
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Only 2628 percent of all federal prisoners are Mexican citizens.
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It found that prisoners at the unit, in Livingston, Tex.
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The United States has repeatedly called for the prisoners' release.
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He has released 700 political prisoners and unmuzzled the media.
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They met to discuss witnessing Commodore Hopkins torturing British prisoners.
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"We were seeing prisoners arriving with mental problems," said Capt.
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They soon heard talk of the threat the prisoners posed.
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His son died offering prisoners the chance to redeem themselves.
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We can't go anywhere, the government keeps us like prisoners.
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McCain refused to leap ahead of his fellow American prisoners.
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Earlier, Belgium had sent about 500 prisoners across the border.
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" He said of the prisoners, "They're living in the tropics.
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It also called for other political prisoners to be released.
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The released prisoners promised they would accept the state's authority.
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They did the same things to the prisoners they took.
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In August, all but 21 of the prisoners were boys.
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And two states, Maine and Vermont, already let prisoners vote.
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VICE: Why are so many prisoners rioting at the moment?
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"Prisoners were placed in some really aggravated conditions," she said.
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It also called on the government to release political prisoners.
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It held as many as 12,595 prisoners at one time.
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The food was awful, and the prisoners ran the place.
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They have also chanted slogans in support of political prisoners.
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I transported prisoners for seven years earlier in my career.
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More recently, I supervised the prisoners from "Project Pathfinder" takedown.
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A few prisoners have tried to escape on my watch.
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DAVID SMOLLAR SAN DIEGO ♦ To the Editor: During the Revolution, American prisoners did die at a higher rate than American prisoners of the Japanese in World War II, but Joseph Ellis makes a giant leap when he says that "the British were more barbaric in their treatment of prisoners than the Japanese in World War II." For one thing, the mortality rate in colonial New York, where the British kept most of their prisoners, was high even in peacetime.
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The plan aims to protect LGBTQ prisoners by requiring law enforcement agencies to receive training on implicit bias, ensuring the safety of transgender prisoners and requiring that they receive the health care they need.
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Assistance Association for Political Prisoners, a group formed by opposition activists during the junta era to monitor the well-being of political prisoners, called on the government to drop the charges against the protesters.
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The Trump administration on Monday pressed Moscow to release political and religious prisoners, saying that the Kremlin was reverting to "old Soviet practices" to take rights away from prisoners, according to The Associated Press.
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"The very nature of the institution involves a captive group, enormous disparities in power between prisoners and guards, and among prisoners, and almost zero oversight or accountability," she told Broadly in a text message.
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Thematically, this makes sense — Saul is one of the Sonderkommandos, Jewish prisoners of the death camps who helped the Nazis push their fellow prisoners toward the gas chambers, and then removed the dead bodies.
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In stripping prisoners naked, piling them up into a pyramid or ordering them to masturbate, Private Graner and other American soldiers might have intended to use humiliation to "soften" their prisoners up for interrogation.
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The idea is for prisoners to make furniture from the leftover wooden planks, sell the pieces online and establish a fund that will help prisoners who have served their sentences integrate back into society.
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The panel said that Emirati personnel and Yemeni forces associated with them tortured and raped prisoners and regularly used sexual violence to force confessions, humiliate prisoners or to forcibly recruit them, the panel said.
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Also in 1967, he documented the abject prisoners of the Texas Department of Corrections with unprecedented permission from the state, and eventually published The Autobiography of Billy McClune (1977), about one of the prisoners.
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High risk prisoners would be dealt with by the publicly-run National Probation Service, while the responsibility of low and medium-risk prisoners would be privatized and run by 1116 Community Rehabilitation Companies (CRCs).
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The US is the global leader in incarceration, holding more prisoners — 2.3 million — than any other country in the world and more prisoners per person than any country besides the tiny African island of Seychelles.
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It replaced the pardon attorney with a prisoners rights advocate, and encouraged thousands of federal prisoners who'd been sentenced under now-obsolete laws or policies to apply to get their sentences reduced to current levels.
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The state presented various pieces of evidence related to officer training and policies for arresting and transporting prisoners but no evidence that Nero received specific guidance on how to secure prisoners or detainees, Williams said.
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Speaking to CNN Espanol, Saab said the uprising was "a protest on behalf of the prisoners" and that he had sent a delegation to hold dialogue with the prisoners, which had reached a "positive agreement".
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The freeing of some political prisoners by the outgoing administration of President Thein Sein comes after U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged Myanmar to free all political prisoners during a visit on Monday.
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As the age of prisoners continues to rise, along with the cost of care, UTMB has relied on telemedicine to make up the difference, where doctors can videoconference with prisoners instead of being on site.
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This is the Wall of Death, before which condemned prisoners—and by prisoners I mean men, women, babies in their mothers' arms—were paraded naked from the adjacent "dressing room" and shot in the neck.
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And it includes the costs of health care for prisoners, policing (for criminal law), construction of criminal justice facilities, food for inmates, costs to families (like telephone calls to prisoners), private prison expenditures, and more.
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The agreement stipulated the Afghan government would release up to 85033,000 Taliban prisoners in exchange for the Taliban releasing up to 1,000 of its prisoners, but Ghani rejected the exchange as a precondition for talks.
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" According to the text of the agreement, up to 5,000 Taliban prisoners and up to 1,000 "prisoners of the other side will be released by March 10, 2020, the first day of intra-Afghan negotiations.
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The agreement was predicated on the release of 1,000 Afghan security-forces prisoners in exchange for 5,000 Taliban prisoners held by the Afghan government, which Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani said he did not agree to.
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The Becket Fund pointed to prisoner-rights cases in Florida and Texas where state officials tried to moot claims against prisoners who hired lawyers while allowing cases brought by prisoners representing themselves to go forward.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran has released four prisoners with dual Iranian-U.
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Why will China struggle to end organ harvesting from executed prisoners?
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Try to remember what I wore when I visited the prisoners.
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He did not explain why some prisoners were to be killed.
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Sing Sing houses about 1,600 prisoners, several hundred fewer than Attica.
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I've also written about the many ways that prisoners beat them.
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Scorpio takes no prisoners, but keep the revenge fantasies in check.
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My fellow prisoners resented me for all the attention I received.
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Beijing's authorities sometimes hold prisoners for years without a proper trial.
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On December 20143, 2013, President Obama ordered commutations for nine prisoners.
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They electrocuted prisoners&apos genitals or hung rocks from their testicles.
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IS said it killed 25 government troops and took three prisoners.
|
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Jim Acosta aggressively questioned Castro over why Cuba has political prisoners.
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Only last year, 13 prisoners were put to death in Texas.
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Prisoners can exhibit a whole range of moods, needs and desires.
|
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They also captured two vehicles and four prisoners from Galmudug forces.
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Prisoners' files from the counselor's office were strewn about the floor.
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Several hundred of the prisoners are believed to be from Europe.
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He takes no prisoners and he plays the game that way.
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The Islamist groups and factions are the great majority of prisoners.
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Punitive sentencing laws have taken away prisoners' hope for the future.
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You've worked with both male and female prisoners in your career.
|
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The escaped prisoners "fired on the police party first" he said.
|
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At least 100 political prisoners remain jailed, according to U.S. officials.
|
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American entreaties for better treatment for the prisoners got some results.
|
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The delays have left prisoners like Linda Byrnes, 303, in limbo.
|
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An additional five inmates provided similar accounts to prisoners' rights groups.
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Auschwitz prisoners before the liberation by the Soviet army in Jan.
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Many of prisoners applied because of the administration's announcement in 2014.
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New prisoners drifted in and out of the cell every day.
|
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New groups of people have become political prisoners under new charges.
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In "extraordinary renditions" some prisoners were handed over to other governments.
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I don't know why [the prisoners] like coming there [to prison].
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Bawazir was among prisoners who protested with a lengthy hunger strike.
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Seagate's prisoners were subjects in an experiment to provide lasting youth.
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Prisoners with HIV will not be automatically sent to solitary confinement.
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It's freezing in the winter, causing friction between guards and prisoners.
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The men they kill are Kurdish prisoners, according to the video.
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Human rights groups estimate at least 40,000 political prisoners were detained.
|
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The executed prisoners were accused of terrorism and having extremist ideology.
|
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ISIS beheaded prisoners and learned how effective suicide bombers could be.
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His forces have been accused of abuses, such as killing prisoners.
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There are no plans to evacuate any prisoners being held there.
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In that time, some prisoners witnessed slow change in their conditions.
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He was killed in Afghanistan during an uprising of Taliban prisoners.
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It has been 14 years since prisoners were first sent there.
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Everyone but the city's roughly 10,000 prisoners are free to leave.
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Prisons are expensive—cells must be built, guards hired, prisoners fed.
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The truth is, the guards are not on the prisoners' sides.
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Most of the prisoners whose cases were dropped were minor figures.
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" Levine says that prisoners often refer to child molesters as "chomos.
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He didn't publicly bring up political prisoners in Vietnam or China.
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But previous prisoners have said their confessions were not made voluntarily.
|
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There were about 11 officers for every block of 70 prisoners.
|
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About a third of the prisoners are serving time for homicide.
|
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Kim also released three American prisoners as a gesture of goodwill.
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That's so similar to the original demands of the Attica prisoners.
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Why do prisoners strike or riot because of the 13th Amendment?
|
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Where slaves were picking cotton, prisoners started to fill that role.
|
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How can people get involved in improving the lives of prisoners?
|
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After a press conference gone awry, prisoners riot in the hallways.
|
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Prisoners also demanded better medical care and extended visits with family.
|
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They are prisoners of the old ways of thinking and doing.
|
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The first 300 prisoners were immediately put to work processing chickens.
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The prisoners have been captured; now we, the visitors, are complicit.
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Now here's the hook: imagine one of the prisoners is released.
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Ideally all prisoners, but those who pose a threat to society.
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He said the Trump administration was working for the prisoners' release.
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On a happier note, Dolokhov has discovered Pierre among the prisoners.
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The exhibition brochure notes that both prisoners were sent to Guantanamo.
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So far, I've left about a dozen messages for four prisoners.
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Prisoners get at least one hour of fresh air per day.
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But aside from Nsemi, the most prominent prisoners had not escaped.
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There were maybe two dozen cells, and 22 or so prisoners.
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Prisoners, speaking to CNNE, denied that the authorities were in control.
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The government denies its forces have executed prisoners or looted homes.
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And it requires teaching prisoners to think of themselves as employees.
|
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The team developed questionnaires to determine prisoners' schooling, training and interests.
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Yes, President Trump successfully secured the release of three American prisoners.
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Begg's thoughts have been echoed by many of the prisoners' lawyers.
|
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Currently, 10 prisoners are in various stages of military commission hearings.
|
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"Supermax" prisoners spend some 23 hours a day in solitary confinement.
|
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The prisoners' plane touched down in Anchorage at 1:21 p.m.
|
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Iran denies having political prisoners or having executed any such prisoner.
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She said the committee has met families of some deceased prisoners.
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Unfortunately, former prisoners face serious barriers in trying to find employment.
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More than 23.5 protesters are now prisoners, including several opposition politicians.
|
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These prisoners were held-up in a giant pit at night.
|
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"Sadly, we have political prisoners again in Spain," Mr Puigdemont tweeted.
|
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By comparison, the whole state of Colorado houses around 24,000 prisoners.
|
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There were still 399 political prisoners in Venezuela as of Oct.
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"At night I was hearing prisoners being tortured, beaten," he says.
|
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Ninety-four percent of federal prisoners are coming home one day.
|
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To be clear, the release of these prisoners was a blessing.
|
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Thirty-nine people — 29 prisoners and 10 hostages — would be killed.
|
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Prisoners in China are commonly transported while wearing blindfolds, CNN reported.
|
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These prisoners of conscience include human rights defenders around the world.
|
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The prisoners include four female journalists who wrote about women's rights.
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Are prisoners at Guantánamo sitting on golden toilets and drinking champagne?
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It is not clear how many child prisoners are being held .
|
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Later they said that they opened cell gates and released prisoners.
|
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All but 17 of the 146 prisoners captured were Korean laborers.
|
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The clemency initiative identifies federal prisoners deserving of an early release.
|
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During the 230s and '173s, educational opportunities for prisoners expanded significantly.
|
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He used his authority to siphon enormous wealth from rich prisoners.
|
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One afternoon, fundamentalists appeared in the Saraqib market with two prisoners.
|
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Currently, many states ban former prisoners from living in assisted housing.
|
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Yes, the Kremlin imprisoned Jewish prisoners of conscience in the gulags.
|
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Not all of the facility's prisoners are famous for their crimes.
|
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One effect has been to enhance relations between prisoners and guards.
|
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But religious groups already cross First Amendment boundaries to proselytize prisoners.
|
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Soon, more prisoners poured out, and the yard got much louder.
|
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The prisoners do servile tasks while a guard watches over them.
|
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He said he did not know how many prisoners had escaped.
|
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Held with fellow group members, Shagari was segregated from other prisoners.
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Either way, I certainly thought prisoners were different from normal people.
|
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The others began to stomp on Mr. Galack, two prisoners said.
|
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"We are prisoners of a corrupt country," he tells Nick sadly.
|
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The military force-feeds dozens of the prisoners through feeding tubes.
|
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In the chaos, some Islamic State prisoners escaped from SDF prisons.
|
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At least some of the prisoners are in on Felix's plot.
|
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Prisoners and detainees have rights and those rights must be enforced.
|
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His death hung over the case of the three other prisoners.
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If only they were as interested in their own political prisoners!
|
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Two Kobane prisoners captured by the S.D.F. further underscore the dilemma.
|
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Construction lasted 18 years, with Republican prisoners among the labor force.
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Also prisoners are no longer shaking hands or giving fist pounds.
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