(j) The failure to apply the principle of separation between convicted prisoners and remand prisoners in detention centres, and between them and immigrants who have been served with expulsion orders

Workshop at Macao, Police Apprehension and Remand Detention in the light of Guarantees of Fundamental Rights, Macao 1995 also in Palestra, Pismo Adwokatury Polskiej, 11 12 1996, Warunki zatrzymania przez policje .

(j) Take the necessary steps to guarantee the principle of separation between convicted prisoners and remand prisoners, and between them and immigrants who have been served with expulsion orders in detention centres

Subsequently, when Ms. Bakhmina's remand in custody was extended, the conditions of her detention and the grounds for the application of this preventive measure to her case were reviewed more than once by various courts.

For their part, oversight bodies conduct regular and surprise inspections of prisons and remand and detention centres and do whatever is necessary to bring anyone who infringes the law to justice and to hold them legally responsible for their actions.

An increasing number of women were also being held in remand, heightening incarceration statistics still further.

At the time of my visit to the women's section of Ramleh prison, the status of female Palestinian security prisoners was as follows 2 newly arrived, 2 administrative detainees, 2 juveniles on remand, 25 on remand and 19 sentenced prisoners.

While on remand he was subjected to mental torture, and forced to watch while others were tortured.

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The criminal division of Moscow city court found the lower court's decision to remand Svetlana Bakhmina in custody to be lawful and well founded.

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It wishes to receive statistical data, disaggregated by nationality and length of detention, relating to persons held under such detention, including in offshore detention centres.

What was the maximum length of time a person could be held in pre trial detention without being able to communicate with anyone outside the detention facility? The delegation had informed the Committee that when pre trial detention was extended, it became court detention rather than police detention.

Substantive issues Arbitrary detention right to take proceedings before court to challenge lawfulness of detention

Approximately 79 per cent of the overall cost for detention services relates to detention guards.

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A new preventative detention regime that allows detention for up to 48 hours in a terrorism situation.

There is continued concern about the situation of women in detention and the issue of illegal detention.

Under New York law, however, Bushel was not a trier of fact he could only remand the case to the New York Court of Special Sessions for judgment.

In the detention cases, the victim has been found to be within the jurisdiction in relation to violations associated with detention, such as alleged unlawful detention or alleged ill treatment.

(j) At the poor conditions of detention and long pre trial detention periods of up to three years

However, they did not present an arrest warrant, detention order, or any other written document justifying the detention.

(i) Consider amending its legislation and practice relating to pre trial detention, so that such detention is imposed only as an exceptional measure, taking into account the recommendations on alternatives to pre trial detention adopted by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention in December 2003

Women who are under temporary detention and violate regulations of the detention center and thus are subject to punishment of isolated detention in a separate room will not be fettered like men.

In response, UNHCR and its partners sought access to detention sites, reporting on conditions and exploring alternatives to detention.

If such an order was issued, the detainee was thereafter held in court detention as opposed to police detention.

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(b) Working Group on Arbitrary Detention.

(d) Detention the extent to which the HRsL obligations relating to detention, such as the right to habeas corpus and the right to counsel, are applicable to the circumstances of detention under LOAC IHL

(j) Improve conditions in places of detention, ensuring that they conform to international minimum standards, adopt necessary measures to reduce the pre trial detention period and continue to address overcrowding in places of detention

The independent expert was informed of the persistence of torture and arbitrary detention, particularly in military installations or illegal detention centres.

(e) The date and time of admission to the place of detention and the authority responsible for the place of detention

She was able to challenge her detention before a court several times, but the courts did not find her detention unlawful.

He was not, however, released from detention and continues to be detained at the Central Jail in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. The reason for his continued detention is that under Pakistani migration laws, an alien in detention in Pakistan cannot be released from detention unless and until he has been issued travel documents.