Sentences with phrase «into detention»

The Prime Minister's initial announcement was that it would be joint NT / federal Commission into the treatment of children held in the Don Dale Detention Centre, but NT Chief Minister Adam Giles flagged later that, as he and the Federal Attorney General George Brandis worked to negotiate the terms of reference, he would like it to «look at some of the root causes... why children are entering the youth system in the Northern Territory... recognising that there are children who are being neglected, unloved, getting into trouble, causing trouble in the streets, and finding their way into our detention facilities.»

«Hauling people into the detention unit or safety unit has become common practice for prisoners with mental health conditions,» Sharma said.

hinges on when a request to speak to someone crosses the line into detention.

In addition, they may be taken into detention at any time during the process of establishing that they are eligibility to remain in Canada as refugees.

Migrants who enter Canada without the permission of the federal government can be taken into detention at their point of entry.

They may also be taken into detention if they enter Canada without be detected and are subsequently found to be in Canada without permission.

In fact, as I explored each area, searched for items, solved strange puzzles, and picked up notes that gave me a glimpse into Detention's world and story, it reminded me of nothing more than the traditional survival horror games I love.

Converting a defunct golf course and dormant landfills into detention basins, digging new channels and buying out or elevating scores of homes are among Houston leaders» key priorities as Hurricane...

The five defendants have since denied the charges and had been granted bail by the court which government obeyed except for that of Colonel Mohammed Sambo Dasuki who had been clamped into the detention since December 2015.

It could be recalled that the late Bashorun MKO Abiola was the winner of the June 12 1993 Presidential elections in Nigeria; an election universally acclaimed as the freest, fairest and most credible in the political annals of Nigeria but was ironically annulled by the military high command under Gen Ibrahim Babangida MKO Abiola was later hounded into detention by the military junta under Gen Sanni Abacha, where he later died for refusing to renounce his electoral mandate

Two years ago Chios transformed from a waypoint into a detention centre.

When Callum walks into the detention centre, it feels like he's entering a prison.

When Callum walks into the detention centre it feels like he is walking into a prison.

The second point is that the Federal Government, even though it is seeking to bring Kanu back into detention, has, this time, not resorted to self - help.

However, the former National Security Adviser gave a brief evidence in court and later told the court that he was incapacity to give accurate account of what transferred in the Office of the National Security Adviser in 2014 because he had been clamped into detention for over two years now in spite of bails granted by three different High Courts and ECOWAS Court of Justice which ordered government to immediately release from detention.

According to the union leader,» Soldiers who were armed to teeth stormed the campus, entered every corner, even our bedrooms, arresting both students, lecturers and non-academic staff, hounding them into detention, even as they were shooting teargas sporadically into classrooms and offices.

«If national security was a ground to throw people into detention the Criminal Justice Act would have said so.»

It was an admittance, as clear as day: the Home Office is not investigating whether torture victims are finding their way into detention.

In the top spot this week was a shocking story about an American academic who was arrested and thrown into a detention centre after the Home Office failed to inform him that his application for leave to remain had been rejected.

The Sudanese asylum seeker, who said he had been tortured and had over 200 scars on his body, was already suffering mental health conditions when he went into detention.

The recent Shaw review into detention had suggested it be closed, or repurposed.

Fast - track allowed the government to put asylum seekers into detention and process their cases quickly.

And it doesn't get more damning for civil society architecture — herding justices of the courts (including the Supreme Court) into detention, with alleged smoking guns, after a sting operation, by the secret police.

For those who have suffered torture, being dragged into a detention centre can recreate the horror of the experience.

Not exact matches

After returning to Serbia in late 2015 after 12 years in detention, Seselj led his party back into parliament last year as the strongest opposition force, and he now hopes for success in a presidential election due in April.

Gülen knows that detention without trial or a kangaroo court are awaiting him in Turkey, and so it seems impossible that he could be lured into returning there voluntarily.

Venezuelan Sebin intelligence agents burst into the Petropiar joint venture's office in the coastal city of Puerto La Cruz on Monday and arrested the two Venezuelan employees for alleged wrongdoing, a half - dozen sources with knowledge of the detentions told Reuters.

David Saperstein told the BBC: «These detentions fit into the disturbing pattern of state intimidation of public interest lawyers, internet activists, journalists, religious leaders.

In a statement to Buzzfeed News, PUST said, «We understand that this detention is related to an investigation into matters that are not connected in any way with the work of PUST.

They should all be put into special detention centers and all their ill - gotten wealth given to the poor.

These detention centers were to be used «in the event that President Reagan chose to declare a «State of Domestic National Emergency» concurrent with the launching of a direct United States military operation into Central America.

They but into my medical decisions, other peoples religious rights; tell you who you can marry, want to rewrite who is eligible to be a citizen; and are calling for warentless arrests and detention of people.

If you took all the straight men and women into two separate (females in one and the males in another) electrifried fence detention area (compounds) and just droped food into them, wouldn't they die out just the same way as gay / lesbian people?

Diplomats in New York whose job it is to monitor the welfare of their citizens here say that as detentions of foreigners for investigations into terrorism drag on into the fourth month, they are frustrated by the dearth of information available to them on many cases and concerned by reports of mistreatment of some detainees.

«These detentions fit into the disturbing pattern of state intimidation of public - interest lawyers, internet activists, journalists, [and] religious leaders,» Saperstein said to news media.

An unlikely prophet, Desmond Tutu brought the Christian gospel into a real world of slums, pass laws, detentions and deferred hopes.

An unlikely prophet, he brought the Christian gospel into a real world of slums, past laws, detentions and deferred hopes.

Mandatory detention of migrants have funneled money into private prisons, like the GEO Group, stretching government resources to the point of failure.

Ten days later, Gu was taken into custody and sent to a black jail, a detention facility which falls outside of the country's established penal system, China Aid reported.

But it can also turn into worrying about falling asleep itself: «If I can't fall asleep, I won't be able to wake up in the morning, then I'll be late for school and then I'll get detention and everybody will be mad at me.»

Explaining further, he pointed out that by 1963, «our then President Nkrumah, left of centre politician, moved the country into a one - party state with a lot of intolerance; he built a whole prison just 22 miles of Accra for detention of political opponents».

A parliamentary inquiry into the use of detention is also currently ongoing, with MPs hearing testimony from people who have been incarcerated for months.

The two, Mahmud Umar Muhammad Bin Atef, and Khalid Muhammad Salih Al - Dhuby who were in detention for 14 years after being linked with terrorist group Al - Qaeda, were brought to Ghana in 2016, to be reintegrated back into their home countries.

It had accused students of fraud, put a black mark against their name which would prevent them being accepted into other countries, conducted dawn raids against them, separated husbands from wives, put many in detention, and then deported them.

• Converting a portion of current formula - based funding for agriculture and markets research, economic development, local government and juvenile detention programs into competitive, performance - based funding program.

Intro 656 will cut the city's funding for the program that has turned Rikers Island into an unorthodox Customs detention center.

The budget invests savings achieved through the right - sizing of State youth facilities and local detention operations into community - based programs that better meet the needs of troubled youth.

Female victims of rape and torture are subjected to abuse and intimidation in British detention centres, according to a damning new report into the plight of women asylum seekers in the UK.

It was the system of detention, of stuffing ordinary people into prison buildings, often among foreign criminals, with no sense of how long they'll be there and no sense that anyone is really listening to them.

Taken from their homes in the middle of the night, or in the very early hours of the morning, when immigration enforcement knows they'll be at home, and bundled into a van, then to a detention centre, and then on a plane to a country they never knew.