place of detention

The gaol also became a place of detention for male prisoners under sentence or transportation.

But it was still a place of detention.

If they are below a certain age they have to be received in some place of detention specially indicated.

There was no sign of any part of the house being used as a place of detention.

Bethany Home was already a place recognized by the courts as a place of detention.

"Jail should be not just a place of detention but a locus of opportunity for the people who are held there," she added.

His place of detention is not known and his family is being put under terrible pressure.

Then we visit all places of detention: we see the facilities, the cells, the kitchen."

A prison is a place of detention.

This title emphasised its function as a place of detention rather than a hospital which provided treatment for mentally ill people who could be cured.

Places of detention, as defined by the convention, are all places in which people are held against their will.

State the person's name and details such as the date of arrest and place of detention, if known.

His place of detention remains a mystery.

"Prisons should be places of detention and punishment," Representative Zimmer said at the time.

Inspections of prisons, other places of detention, probation and youth offending work.

It also recommended that the government implement a national preventive mechanism to allow unrestricted access to places of detention.

Planets and stars influence fate and human beings, and are also places of detention after death.

We are concerned also at the increased number of reported cases of torture and ill-treatment, in particular, outside official places of detention.

Newgate Prison was a place of detention in Dublin until its closure in 1863.

By the 1960's, 20 years after effective treatment had become available for a disease far less contagious than some others, Carville stopped being a place of detention.

At that point, he complained, high-ranking Government officials and members of congress started consulting regularly with the dissidents, often in their places of detention.

The UK can help prevent torture in these circumstances by ensuring that places of detention are inspected and monitored.

It also works with a coalition of NGOs on monitoring places of detention.

The request was denied, and arrangements were made for the provincial prosecutors to go to Estrada's place of detention to receive the complaint-affidavit.

S. V. met in N. Y. and conducted voluntarily but unwittingly to place of detention.