Sentences with phrase «other detainees»

There are also reports she was initially denied medical assistance and that Yarl's Wood turned down offers of help from the local NHS for other detainees who were distressed after witnessing the death.

At the early morning roll — call I am assaulted in front of other detainees because I can not understand the language when my name is called.

I am urged by other detainees to eat and drink but I refuse, also the Police have now been told by detainees I am in fact a UK citizen not a Ugandan although I have told them repeatedly.

Congress passed a law in 2006 spelling out the jurisdiction of the military commissions, but detainee Ali Hamza al - Bahlul - along with other detainees at Guantanamo Bay - was charged several years earlier.

He was sent to Morton Hall Immigration Removal Centre near Lincoln (pictured, above right), a former prison with towering fences and razor wire, holding 370 other detainees from many backgrounds, half of whom had served prison sentences in the UK.

Shaker's «uncooperative» behaviour at Guantánamo may have played a part, with his role as an unofficial spokesman for other detainees and his unbending resistance to his unlawful detention apparently marking him out.

While in custody he was allegedly jumped by other detainees, beaten with a sock - covered padlock and raped.

There were no toilet facilities in his cell, save for a bucket, which he was required to share with other detainees.

He also wants to start teaching Turkish and English to other detainees.

Byle has been jailed or detained several other times by Turkish authorities and has dealt with this term of incarceration by preaching to other detainees and finding ways to get donations from others of much needed clothing for those held with him.

According to other detainees he regularly screams out in pain.

Two weeks ago I went to Harmondsworth to try and visit him and some of the other detainees Unity have been supporting.

Responding to the findings in a statement to the House of Commons, the Secretary of State for defence, Liam Fox, conceded that what had happened to Mousa and the other detainees «was deplorable, shocking and shameful.»