A milestone in the party's image came in 2003 when Longueira reported in a TV interview that he met with relatives of Disappeared Detainees, who saw the party as a serious and reliable institution, through which they could get some of the solutions that Socialist governments had not granted them.

Detainees who were not suspected of involvement with the Croatian armed forces were evacuated from Vukovar to other places in Serbia and Croatia.

Detainees could be subject to dehumanising treatment but once transferred to camps the regime was relatively liberal with free association and the opportunity for some entertainments, even including trips to the cinema.

Detainees are screened by medics and doctors at the wire, that is right out where the detainees are housed, and then triaged to the hospital for further care.

In the following, he was delegate of the Prussian Regional Synod, head of the Presbyteries of the Court, curator of the Reformed College, member of the Society for the Betterment of Detainees and participated at the German Juristical Congress.

There is legal aid for representation at bail hearings and the organisation Bail for Immigration Detainees provides help and assistance for those subject to detention to represent themselves.

Detainees and defendants were denied the right to legal counsel.

Detainees and internees of neutral countries are also authorized the award provided that the service secretary determines that circumstances of their captivity were " comparable to those under which persons have generally been held captive by enemy armed forces during periods of armed conflict.

Detainees are now reportedly housed in cinder block housing units with wooden roofing rather than tents, organize and administer their own classes in subjects like literacy and religion, and compete in soccer matches.

Detainees are interrogated aboard the vessels and then rendered to other, often undisclosed, locations, it is claimed.

Detainees have a key to their room, and have the liberty of the landing at all times.

* Amnesty International 16 July 2003 " Detainees undergoing interrogation by agents of the CIA in the Bagram Air Base have allegedly been subjected to " stress and duress " techniques, including prolonged standing or kneeling, hooding, blindfolding with spray-painted goggles, being kept in painful or awkward positions, sleep deprivation, and 24-hour lighting.

* American Psychological Association Rejects Blanket Ban on Participation in Interrogation of U. S. Detainees

* Detainees had no right to present witnesses or to cross-examine government witnesses.

" Detainees had earlier made similar complaints but this was the first time a government source had appeared to confirm the story.

* Iraqi Detainees, concluding " the WMD investigation has gone as far as feasible.

Detainees were lashed as authorities sought confessions.

Detainees were allocated to brigades, usually run by common criminals – encouraged to use violence against their subordinates.

On 12 January 2004, 7 Detainees escaped during the night, 5 were recaptured.

Accordingly to the Senate Armed Services Committee Report of the Inquiry into the Treatment of Detainees in U. S. Custody, The Joint Chiefs were involved in the approval of the controversial interrogation program both the DoD and the CIA engaged.

Detainees were also sent in from other parts of Yugoslavia, especially after major German offensives on briefly liberated territories.

* The UN Principles of Medical Ethics relevant to the Role of Health Personnel, particularly Physicians, in the Protection of Prisoners and Detainees against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment ( UN. 1982 ) applies specifically to medical and other health workers but it has no implementation mechanism to ensure enforcement.

* http :// waybackmachine. org /*/ http :// www. phrusa. org / past_news / iraq051004_stressandduress. html Human Rights Groups Respond to the Torture of Iraqi Detainees

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And one cannot but wonder whether Marshal Malinovsky, who was blowing hot and cold, exalting peace but also almost openly considering the possibility of preventive war against the West, wasn't trying to keep the Chinese quiet.

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The worker who lives on a farm cannot change jobs readily.

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The commercial propagandist, who can't afford to be critical, gets along well with the amateur, from whom he feeds, but he frequently steps on the analyst's toes by refusing to keep his material genuine.

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Back East the more affluent juvenile delinquents, who could afford hyped-up autos instead of switch blades as lethal weapons, played this same game and called it `` Chicken ''.

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During the classical Greek period cavalry were usually limited to those citizens who could afford expensive war-horses.

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