Examples of using Source reported in English and their translations into Spanish
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The source reported that Aung San Suu Kyi was released.
This case was subsequently clarified when the source reported that the person concerned had been released from detention.
The source reported that the legal basis for their rearrest was unclear.
In the second case, regarding a man who disappeared in 1999, the source reported where he is being imprisoned.
The source reported that Jaweed Al-Ghussein was released by the Palestinian Authority.
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During the same period, the Working Group clarified this one case when the source reported that the person concerned had been released from detention.
The source reported that the new government has undertaken the task of prosecuting the accused.
In its comments on the Government's response, the source reported to the Working Group that Mr. Ferrer García had been released on 29 April 2012.
The source reported that during interrogation on 13 July 2008, Mr. Turgunov had an opportunity to confront Mr. Hujoboyev.
During the same period,the Working Group clarified one of those cases when the source reported that the person concerned had been released.
Further, the source reported that Mr. Oló Obono was treated in a degrading way while in detention.
In a second communication, the source reported that the seven persons had been released on 31 May 2005.
The source reported that the person was last seen being held in detention by public security officers at Jia Bao Police Station, Shenzhen.
Regarding the case of Abdul Hakim Gellani, the source reported that the authorities acknowledged his arrest, but failed to indicate the place of detention.
The source reported to the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention that Mr. Ramadan is currently detained at a military security prison.
Concerning Mr. Thich Huyen Quang(Le Dinh Nhan), the source reported that he is a Vietnamese citizen and Buddhist monk, aged 87, the Fourth Supreme Patriarch of UBCV.
The source reported that, according to eyewitnesses, women and children had been prevented from leaving the village by members of the Russian armed forces.
On 29 June 2005, the source reported on the whereabouts of three persons who were reported disappeared in the same month.
The source reported to the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention that Mr. Al Chibani, born in 1978 in Benghazi, usually resides at Ard Azwaw, Benghazi.
On another case, the source reported that no new information had been provided to the subject's family regarding his fate or whereabouts.
One source reported that the last rebels resisting had left Idlib and that the city was under full control of the army, with no more fighting reported. .
On another case, the source reported that the person was allegedly arrested by the United States Army and was imprisoned in Iraq.
The source reported that members of the Guardia Civil at the shopping centre had fired on the young people, killing Roberto Martínez and wounding two other journalists.
In response to the Government's reply, the source reported that Muhannad Qutaysh and Haytham Qutaysh had been informed that the charges against them were"spreading false information" obtained from websites banned in Syria.
A source reported that Israeli authorities had allegedly facilitated the access of hundreds of foreign journalists to witness the withdrawal from the Gaza Strip.
The source reported that Mr. González, one of the five persons subject of Opinion No. 19/2005(United States of America), was released on 7 October 2011, after having served his sentence.
One source reported that between January and July 1997 it had received reports of extra-judicial executions of 49 East Timorese people, many of which took place in the period immediately surrounding the election.
The source reported that, while some of the Commission's hearings had been held in public, in other occasions the hearings had been held behind closed doors, which diminished transparency and eroded public confidence in the process.
The source reported that, when they were arrested, these journalists had in their possession video cassettes of incidents indicating the implication of the new Tajik authorities in cases of killings and torture.
The source reported that on 30 September 2009, the Parliament of Indonesia had issued a recommendation to the President and the Government to implement the following recommendations of the National Commission on Human Rights Komnas HAM.