Примеры использования Continued to be detained на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Still, fishermen continued to be detained within this area.
Nevertheless, the individual in question continued to be detained.
However, fisherman continued to be detained and their equipment confiscated and/or destroyed.
In pretrial facility No. 1, a terminally ill woman continued to be detained.
Children continued to be detained in international military forces detention facilities in contravention of international law.
At that time, 1,362 prisoners of war continued to be detained by the Frente POLISARIO.
Meanwhile, arbitrary arrests continued to be made andopposition party members continued to be detained.
In some instances,all illegal entrants continued to be detained on a mandatory basis.
He continued to be detained incommunicado at an undisclosed location, without access to legal counsel or family.
Two people had died in the past year,while many more continued to be detained in Moroccan prisons.
Children continued to be detained in the same facilities as adults, and there are continuing reports of children being the victims of criminal acts.
It remained concerned that trafficking victims continued to be detained in government facilities.
Although the brothers declared their willingness to waive the deportation process andaccept immediate transfer to England, they continued to be detained.
Schools were utilized by military forces and children continued to be detained on suspicion of being associated with the opposition; often, they were tortured.
Opposition members, particularly from the Popular National Congress(PNC) andthe Communist Party, continued to be detained on political grounds.
The complainant noted that he continued to be detained at the Zaki civil prison in Salé, near Rabat, notwithstanding the fact that the maximum period of detention pending extradition had expired.
On 2 February,the Gaza-based A-Damir human rights organization stated that more than 3,000 Palestinians continued to be detained in prisons in Israel.
Arbitrary detention, as the author continued to be detained, under the provisions of the Crimes(Serious Sex Offenders) Act 2006(New South Wales)(CSSOA), at the conclusion of his term of imprisonment following a conviction in a criminal matter- violation of article 9, paragraph 1.
On 25 February 1995, a member of the Al-Najah University Student Council in Nablus indicated that more than 300 students from Al-Najah continued to be detained in Israeli prisons.
Since 1992, United Nations agencies had lost 204 civilian staff to violence and today,staff continued to be detained, attacked or killed in the exercise of their duties.
Australia congratulated Parliament's 2013 ratification ofthe first NHRAP and was concerned that journalists continued to be detained under the Anti-Terrorism Proclamation.
According to the written replies, the problems found in the facility for detaining foreigners were not of a serious nature; the Committee would appreciate more information on the problems identified and the delegation's response to the allegation that asylum seekers,including children, continued to be detained.
Although he subsequently retracted this statement,the Special Rapporteur received testimonies indicating that relatives of suspected terrorists continued to be detained to compel terrorists to surrender.
In August 1992 a decree was promulgated establishing the office of the Special Prosecutor who was to be responsible for prosecuting officials of the former regime found to have misused their authority, buteven after the Prosecutor concluded his investigations, no charges were brought against these persons, and they continued to be detained.
Other issues cited in the report included the demolition of suspected terrorists' houses andthe fact that 4,000 Palestinians convicted of security offences continued to be detained in prisons. Jerusalem Post, 19 June.
In further submissions made in the course of 1992 and 1993, Mr. Pereira observed, again without giving any further details, that the Supreme Court of Panama itself had admitted that the acts attributed to Mr. Colamarco and his co-defendants did not constitute criminal offences but that, notwithstanding,his client continued to be detained at Modelo Prison.
CEDAW expressed concern that anti-trafficking legislation had not yet been enacted in the Netherlands Antilles andthat victims of trafficking continued to be detained in alien detention centres.
Instead, he continues to be detained in prison in Israel.
Their sentences have expired but they continue to be detained, apparently under administrative detention.