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They had been arrested on 23 April 2004.
An Eritrean officer said they had been arrested.
They had been arrested not for their reporting but for trespassing on restricted military facilities.
It was believed that they had been arrested upon return.
Some of them told the delegation that had never fully understood why they had been arrested.
The Government reported that they had been arrested by the police, not the SGI, on 15 October 1993 in Baucau.
Moreover, once in police custody, suspects were often unable to inform their relatives that they had been arrested.
About half of all interviewees reported that they had been arrested at a private residence.
They had been arrested on the basis of a warrant and had been brought before a judge within 48 hours of their arrest. .
Before the Committee however he claims that they had been arrested directly after a meeting.
They had been arrested on the basis of an arrest warrant issued by the court because of their involvement in supporting terrorist activities.
Details of the circumstances in which they had been arrested would also be welcome.
There had been cases of qualified staff who had performed mobile illegal abortions, but they had been arrested.
In two thirds of cases, interviewees stated that they had been arrested on behalf of the Minister of Intelligence.
They had been arrested by the military, and had been tried by military prosecutors specially sent to Puerto Rico to deal with the pacifists.
Thirty of the above-mentioned 59 stated that they had been arrested and/or detained by Government forces or Shabbiha.
They had been arrested in July, refused bail for three weeks and subsequently tried in camera"due to national security.
Turning to the cases of Reyot Alemu and Woubishet Taye,he enquired about the dates on which they had been arrested, brought before a court and given access to a lawyer.
Others reported that they had been arrested by various branches of the security forces, including the police, the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps or Basij militia.
The URNG questioned the"reformed" character of its three members,stating that they had been arrested by military intelligence forces on 31 July in Escuintla and had been tortured.
They had been arrested for alleged offences such as conspiring to subvert the Government, leaking State secrets or endangering State security.
Most of the persons in the sample reported that they had been arrested in the middle of the night, which had made their family members shocked and fearful;
The ILO Committee of Experts deplored the fact that the Government referred to the FTUB as a terrorist organization and stated that they had been arrested for breach of existing laws and attempted terrorist acts.
The new prisoners to whom the Special Rapporteur referred were not political prisoners; they had been arrested for inciting assault and other unlawful acts.
Two people the Group interviewed said that they had been arrested when they applied to the administration to regularize their status; one old woman who had lived in Latvia for years appeared to have been arrested during a routine check in the open countryside; another was in detention after being reported by her husband so as to wrest custody of her children from her, and was in danger of being expelled without them.
Concerning the three boys aged 10, 11 and 12(ibid., para. 1049),the Government stated that they had been arrested when they had attempted to enter a house with the aim of burglary.
Most of the young people she met said that they had been arrested at least once and all those who had been imprisoned said that they had been beaten and tortured.
It also observed that the complainants had failed to furnish sufficient evidence to support the claim that they had been arrested and interrogated in connection with the first complainant's political activities.
Concerning Yeshi Pema and Gyaltsen Wangmo, the Government confirmed that they had been arrested on 8 February 1995, but denied the allegations that they had been beaten at the time of arrest. .