Примеры использования Some detainees на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some detainees were kept in dark and underground cells.
In Polinter Grajaú some detainees feared for their lives.
Some detainees also stated that they had been asked to pay bribes.
There are also allegations that some detainees have been tortured.
Eventually some detainees were transferred to the prison in Lipljan.
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There were credible reports that some detainees were injured or beaten.
Some detainees had reportedly died in detention as a result of torture.
On the second day of detention the Israeli soldiers began to use some detainees as human shields.
Some detainees spent five years without receiving letters addressed to them.
But the Special Representative's mission talked with some detainees in cachots who had been detained for over three years.
Some detainees have been moved to safer, undisclosed locations.
Interrogations were reported to be frequently violent, some detainees were allegedly forced to sign confessions and subjected to threats.
Some detainees saw Dragan Nikolić follow the prisoners out and heard his voice.
The police arrived some 15 minutes later and entered the hangar accompanied, according to some detainees, by Dragan Nikolić and Goran Tešić.
However, some detainees alleged that this procedure was rather lengthy.
The lack of due process in Yarl's Wood continues past the point of the decision to detain andincludes findings that some detainees had been'held in temporary confinement conditions for long periods without recorded justification.
Some detainees had allegedly died in detention as a result of the torture to which they had been subjected.
At Matrosskaya Tishina No. 1 the Special Rapporteur saw some detainees lying on the floor underneath the lowest bunk about 50 cm above the floor.
Some detainees complained to the Working Group that they should already have been released.
The experience at the Detention Facility shows that some detainees must be separated from the main population, which consists of indicted persons.
Some detainees later alleged ill-treatment in police custody.
Reports received by the Special Committee suggest that at least some detainees are subjected to ill treatment and degrading and humiliating treatment while in detention.
Some detainees have reportedly undergone harsh interrogation for more than a month.
When, at the end of April andin the beginning of May 2004, it was disclosed in the media that some detainees had been subjected to degrading and inhuman treatment and torture, the international community discovered that Coalition forces were holding some 10,000 or more prisoners.
Some detainees had claimed to have been forced to wear dirty or suffocating hoods.
Million was expended in 1999 by the United Nations and it is anticipated that another $8.5 million will be expended in 2000 in payment for defence fees for hours charged by lead counsel, co-counsel, investigators and legal assistants, as well as for their expenses,although it is possible that some detainees or their families have the means to pay for legal defence.
As a result, some detainees have been awaiting trial for years up to five.
Thus, some detainees have already spent over one year, without interruption, in various closed centres.
The effect of this extension is that some detainees will have spent as much as five years in pre-trial detention without charge.
Some detainees reportedly were denied visits from family members for one month or longer.