Fadil padlocked the prostitutes in the basement of his house.

He was detained there for 40 days.

He was detained for two days and then released on bail.

(d) Conceals or withholds the passport or travel document of a third party without a legitimate reason

He was confined first on Ganghwa Island and then on Jeju Island, where he died in 1641.

The case of Khaled el Masri, a German citizen of Lebanese descent, appears to be another of these errors. Seized by the CIA in Macedonia, he was taken to Afghanistan and interrogated for five months before being released without charge.

But when he was subsequently detained in a psychiatric hospital, the Russian government refused to allow the lawyer access to his client.

For a period of approximately 50 days, up to 30,000 people were confined in a small open area in Kailek.

The boy, who had been detained for alleged rebel activities, died from injuries sustained during interrogation.

Israeli officials have admitted to detaining Omer, but have stated that he was held for smuggling and that his injuries were sustained when he fell .

The children were trapped in a nursery within the mall, and they and four teachers died of smoke inhalation.

Thirteen children were trapped inside the nursery, it is believed their exit, a staircase, had collapsed from the heat of a fire.

For this, he was detained for inciting subversion of state power, and in February was sentenced to seven years in jail.

Mr. Israel Morales Hernández was arrested on 10 October 1999, but the court dealing with his case has yet to deliver a judgement.

Francisco Cortés Aguilar, Carmelo Peñaranda Rosas and Claudio Ramírez Cuevas have been deprived of liberty since 10 April 2003 and continue to be held in pretrial detention.

The Pakistan Policy Blog states that the army has taken control of the Supreme Court, surrounded the buildings of major news stations, and arrested or detained many politicians.

Mr Al Aiedy was caught in the middle of the fight and a shell landed in his house to injure five of his family!

From Egypt, Ibn Al Dunya writes about an interview with Muhammed Marei, who was detained for 90 days for working as an interpreter for American photojournalist James Buck.

In 2002, after terrorists took 800 theatergoers hostage, Putin ordered that an anti terrorist component be added to Russia's military strategic plan.

He never returned to his cell. He was taken to the psychiatric ward, where, according to another prisoner who had been there, he was kept until he died.

3.1 The author's basic allegation is that he has been subjected to inhuman and degrading treatment and torture in the Spanish prisons where he has been incarcerated under the special regime.

After seizing control of the buildings, the soldiers held six residents, two of them minors, on the staircases of the two buildings, at the entrance to rooms in which the soldiers positioned themselves, for some twelve hours.

About 140 Afghan refugees were detained on the island after their boat, which was en route to Christmas Island, Australia, sank in rough seas on August 17, 2001.

The Special Rapporteur is concerned to note that former Prime Minister General Khin Nyunt, along with many of his aides and allies, has been taken into custody and subjected to unfair judicial procedures.

Mr. El Derini was first taken to SSI headquarters in Lazoghly, where he was detained for two days before being transferred to the SSI branch in Nassr City.

NEW YORK Mohammed al Hanashi was a 31 year old Yemeni citizen who was held at Guantánamo Bay without charge for seven years.

A few were released, but most were detained at military positions in Bujumbura rural, Bubanza and Cibitoke provinces, from where some were transferred to police detention.

In Bindisi, for example, several pregnant victims of rape were detained on charges of adultery and, although eventually released, they were beaten and sexually assaulted while in detention.

A terrorist is holding several people hostage, and he asks you to deliver water and food to them. You may choose the moral high ground and say, I will never deal with a terrorist.

Her last post, on December 1, 2011, celebrates the release of Syrian blogger Hussein Ghrer, who was held by the Syrian authorities for 37 days. She blogs

As of mid October, 100 150 persons accused of links with FNL had reportedly been detained at the cachots of the Police de sécurité intérieur (PSI) at Kigobe in Bujumbura.

2.6 On 31 May 1985, the author was arrested and taken from Bamenda (Ambazonia) to Yaoundé, where he was detained in a wet and dirty cell without a bed, table or any sanitary facilities.

On 9 June 1985, the author was redetained at the headquarters of the Brigade mixte mobile (BMM), a paramilitary police force, where he initially shared a cell with 20 murder convicts.

2.5 On 18 June 2001, the complainant appealed the decision before the Aliens Appeal Board, stating that he had been subjected to torture, including rape and beatings for two days, while under arrest in 1997 or 1998.

Attention is drawn to continued reports received by the office of cases in which coordinated operations have been carried out by members of the security forces and paramilitary groups, and cases in which the victims had been detained by members of the paramilitary forces and subsequently reported by the army as having been killed in combat.

In 1827 his second son, Thomas, landed on the Guinea coast, intending to make his way to Bussa, where he thought his father might be detained a prisoner but after penetrating a little distance inland he died of fever.

His strategy seems to be to bribe them with 4 billion to accept a (temporary) bantustan solution (so named for the nominally autonomous states to which South Africa s apartheid regime confined most of the country s black majority).

(e) On 26 January 1998, the author filed a complaint against the director of the Moraleja penitentiary with the Palencia police court, alleging that he had been held in solitary confinement, had been subjected to ill treatment and torture, had had his mail intercepted and had been denied permission to participate in scheduled activities and sports.

Abraham Lincoln suspended the right of habeas corpus the principle that detainees are entitled to challenge their detention in a court of law during the Civil War, and Franklin Roosevelt interned Japanese American citizens during the early days of World War II.