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The source informs the Working Group that both motions were rejected.
Regarding the third trial on charges of treason pursuant to article 157 of the Penal Code,which commenced on 11 September 2007, the source informs that Mr. Musaev was transferred to a NSS detention facility in February 2007 as a witness in the case of two customs officers.
The source informs that he will be released and expelled at the latest by 13 January 2013.
By its communication dated 11 June 2007, the source informs the Working Group that Mr. al Chouitier was released on 29 May 2007, after 52 days of detention.
The source informs the Working Group that writing for a website does not require a licence in Bahrain.
Lastly, the source informs the Working Group that Mr. Hamid Ali was deported to Sudan in early June 2011.
The source informs that as a result of this ill-treatment, Mr. Odillo now has a permanently stiff left hand.
The source informs that Cu Huy Ha Vu, born in 1957, is a Doctor of Law and Viet Nam's most outspoken legal activist.
The source informs the Working Group that the Talysh people are an ethnic minority residing in southern Azerbaijan.
The source informs that the six individuals are currently detained at the Central Interrogation Department in Ariha, Jericho.
The source informs the Working Group that Issam Mahamed Tahar Al Barquaoui Al Uteibi, born on 7 March 1959, is a theologian.
The source informs the Working Group that those charges were fabricated and that there is no evidence to prove the alleged charges.
The source informs that the detention of Mrs. Kingkeo has not been acknowledged by Lao authorities and alleges that she is detained in Samkhe Prison.
The source informs that the defence lawyers were themselves arrested and detained in connection with their activities as counsel for the defendants.
The source informs the Working Group that although there was a general amnesty on 20 June 2011, Mr. Shamoun remains detained.
The source informs that Thagyi Maung Zeya, 58 years old, is an artist, and Sithu Zeya, aged 20 years, son of Thagyi Maung Zeya, is a university student.
The source informs the Working Group that the southern provinces were independent Muslim sultanates before being annexed by Thailand(then Siam) in 1902.
The source informs the Working Group that in January 2012 Mr. Mammadov had posted a video on the Internet to raise awareness about the Talysh community.
The source informs that on 2 August 2011, the Supreme People's Court upheld the sentence against Cu Huy Ha Vu, saying there was no basis for dismissing the case.
The source informs that Mr. Pavlov, Mr. Genashilkin and Mr. Bessonov, aged 15, 14 and 16, were arrested on 14 March 2005 and taken to the police.
The source informs the Working Group that it was only following the release of Ms. Husayn's children that the Iraqi authorities notified Ms. Husayn of the charges against her.
The source informs that Mr. Kassem was taken to the SSI premises in Nasr City, where he was held for nearly 50 days and allegedly tortured on several occasions.
The source informs that, prior to his arrest, Mr. Turgunov worked full time as a human rights public defender in the semi-autonomous region of Karakalpakstan.
The source informs that from the moment of their respective arrests until their trial, the Petitioners were held incommunicado, despite requests about their whereabouts by family and defence lawyers.
The source informs that on 10 April 2011, Mr. Sanad's lawyers were denied access to the court's session being informed that the session had allegedly been cancelled and there would be no verdict.
In this respect, the source informs the Working Group that, when brought before a judge of the Supreme State Security Court, Messrs. Mustafa, Saleh and Malla Ahmad were denied the right to meet and confer with their lawyer.
Finally, the source informs that section 161G of the Criminal Procedure and Evidence Code of Malawi sets a 90-day custody time limit for those held on a murder charge as amended and effective as of 1 May 2010.
The source informs that Mrs. Kingkeo, born in 1971, mother of three children, was one of the organizers of a group of individuals dedicated to peacefully seeking greater respect for human rights in the Lao People's Democratic Republic.
The source informs the Working Group that supporters of the Petitioners, including members of the Mennonite Church and other aggrieved citizens, were allegedly harassed or placed under house arrest by the Security police in the days leading up to the trial, so as to prevent them from attending the proceedings.
The source informs that the arrests carried out in response to the murder of Mr. Mohamed Taha, who was the founder and editor-in-chief of the Sudanese daily newspaper Al Wifaq, formed part of a wider trend of arrests and detentions of men and women of primarily Darfurian origin, most of them ethnic Fur.