Just 5 more cells.

There are no dungeons, no secret chambers in Hill House.

In some instances, administrative authorities detained the victims in holding cells for their protection.

She inspected six cells, but saw neither Sara Cristina nor Juan Francisco.

Most of these students are being held in isolation cells in the notorious Evin prison.

Solitary confinement in darkened cells is understood to be a frequent punishment for any complaints made.

According to the latest figures received, there are 507 persons on death row in South Africa.

Moreover, the existence of illegal punishment cells (cachots), which are true hellholes, continues be reported.

I had the privilege of working on death row in a maximum security prison for six years.

Prison conditions are harsh prisoners live in overcrowded and poorly ventilated cells which they generally leave for only two hours a day.

Minors were subjected to various threats, such as destruction of their homes or life imprisonment, and were sometimes confined in isolated cells.

Now as both the causes of the all the evil are effectively contained in jail cells, so a sun of eternal lasting peace is supposed to rise in the horizon today.

The justice system for minors requires particular attention, as minors continue to be detained together with adults in police cells and prisons.

In certain situations, persons reportedly have been transferred to unknown locations and have been detained incommunicado for prolonged or indefinite periods.

Furthermore, the Committee is concerned at the significant number of women in the prison population and the fact that juveniles are often held in adult cells (arts. 7, 10 and 24).

The human rights offices in the districts submit daily reports on their activities and monitor the conditions of detention at police holding cells and in prisons.

In the 1980s during the military dictatorship of Mengistu Hailemariam his writings caused him to spend 12 harrowing years in the dungeons of Addis Ababa as a political prisoner.

37. The Working Group was given the opportunity to visit three prisons as well as three detention cells in police stations in different parts of the country.

According to the study, detainees are held in solitary confinement, forced to give birth in prison cells, tortured, verbally and sexually abused and threatened.

They endured 17 long months in solitary confinement and a trial tainted by manipulation, bias and the vengeful hatred of the anti Cuban mafia and its slanders.

The group was protesting against a decision by the prison authorities to force political prisoners to share cells with prisoners convicted of criminal offences, who allegedly ill treated them.

The classified guidelines concerning methods of interrogation which allow for the use of quot moderate physical pressure quot against detainees have continued to be applied, as has confinement in isolation cells.

The data provided on deaths in police cells did not fully address the Committee's questions concerning ill treatment in prison and deaths resulting therefrom.

Persons detained at PSI were held incommunicado until ONUB was granted access on 22 November.

Recently, mass arrests of refugees coming from Bihac have reportedly resulted in serious overcrowding of the prison cells, which in turn has made the conditions in Vojnic prison intolerable.

In Southern Darfur, human rights officers were permitted to visit the Kuria prison in Nyala, were granted access to all cells in the prison and were allowed to interview a number of prisoners in private.

The four members of the Cuban Mission had been arrested and handcuffed, in flagrant violation of their diplomatic status, and placed in police vehicles and cells, along with those who had harassed them.

And when I worked in the prison system, it was so clear to me, this that many of us in this room, and almost all of the men that I worked with on death row, the seeds of their own compassion had never been watered.

Methods included beatings, hooding with dirty sacks, sleep deprivation, and confinement in small dark cells known as closets apos or, when cold, refrigerators apos quot .

(e) Sewerage facilities should be repaired as a matter of urgency, human excrement should be removed from prison cells, water supply and ventilation should be adequate and mosquito nets should be provided as necessary

Hundreds of people suspected of links with FNL were arrested without warrants, held beyond the legal limit without charge and incommunicado, and some were tortured.

The detainees report that they were held in cells without windows, underground, in incommunicado detention, without access to the outside world and could not access their families who have had no idea of their whereabouts nor defence lawyers.

The reduction is partly offset by an increase in detention services ( 558,100), attributable to the increase in overall costs following the move to a larger cell complex effective November 2005 and to higher cell rates during the biennium.

The Procurator General has issued warnings regarding the risk of human rights violations in the country's prisons, caused by problems resulting from extreme overcrowding, unhealthy sanitary conditions and solitary confinement.

In some of the locations previously occupied by the Syrian military intelligence, such as the Hotel Beau Rivage in Beirut, the Villa Jaber outside Beirut and the American School in the Tripoli area, cells were found where it was apparent that prisoners had been held.

(12) While taking note of measures to address overcrowding in prisons, the Committee remains concerned that many inmates still occupy cells which do not meet the requirements established by the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners.

But my joyful period was marred by solemn and morbid thoughts thoughts of walking through the prison's high security death row, as this was the only route to take me to the makeshift operating room.

Some of them were legally detained at Penitentiary Unit 7 in Resistencia, Chaco, while others were brought from prisons in Misiones Province on 12 December they were all taken to the Resistencia police headquarters, tortured, and locked up in individual cells.

A check of the city jails in the central region revealed that in many cases of weekend detention for petty misdemeanours, the detainees remained in jail for 48 or 72 hours despite the fact that there are judges who work on rotating shifts in those localities.

(d) The visit to Bahrain in 2001 by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention which was granted unrestricted access to all prisons and police station holding cells and was able to speak freely and without witnesses to prisoners it selected at random

The situation of women detainees was described as dire by several witnesses. They were allegedly threatened with rape, subjected to humiliating body searches, forced to strip, and were guarded by female reservists while their cells were searched by male guards or soldiers.