Police in Azerbaijan detain a young man.

They managed to detain the perpetrator attempting to flee the scene.

According to Razvozzhayev, the paratroopers, on the contrary, tried to detain the Muscovite.

The police can detain them again at any time or interrogate them further.

The military has the power to detain them for up to seven days.

'Don't go yet!' said Levin, trying to detain him. 'When shall we meet again?

It is not clear what prompted police officers to detain the men wearing Halloween masks.

He said good bye and left, and she did not try to detain him any longer.

The law enforcement agencies managed to detain the robber, he was a 25 year old from Kiev.

Things like that are alien to them, this is why they detain those who celebrate this Western holiday.

8 January Maoists detain and later release 300 passengers from six buses that defy their blockade of Kathmandu.

Another recently ruled that the president may call anyone anywhere an enemy combatant and detain him or her indefinitely.

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But the war on terror has also provided this government with an excuse to arrest and detain suspects without charge.

Although, many people were prepared to be arrested, the police didn't detain anyone and it was carried out without violence.

On the contrary, the Cuban government continues to detain prisoners of conscience and to criminalize demands for a society wide dialogue.

Human rights organizations have denounced torture inside prisons and the use of military courts and prisons to judge and detain civilians.

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In Nicaragua, police commonly detain only those who have committed the most violent of crimes, or drug offenders, so many remain free while on trial.

A Group of Ethiopians calling themselves Ethiopian National Transition Council posted a call on their Facebook page to detain Prime Minister Meles Zenawi at Camp David

The NSS Act of 2014 grants the NSS sweeping powers to arrest and detain, without ensuring adequate judicial oversight or safeguards against abuse of these powers.

Currently, Tajikistan's siloviki security chiefs have directly or indirectly defended the decision of operatives of the GKNB (a successor to the Soviet era KGB) to detain Sodiqov.

The first confrontations at the scene began with the arrival of the SOBR (Special Rapid Response Unit), who, without warning, began to handcuff and detain the most active protesters.

As a police officer, I ve also had to identify, or even detain, foreigners who have sometimes accused me of racism and profiling based on the color of their skin.

But, to keep Tibetans off the streets, China s government had to saturate the entire Tibetan plateau with troops and secretly detain in unmarked jails hundreds of people for legal education.

This police officer was describing a textbook example of ethnic profiling law enforcement officials use of stereotypes, rather than specific information about behavior, in deciding to stop, search, or detain people.

Finally, in America, the National Defense Authorization Act, enacted by Congress in December, allows the president to suspend due process for US citizens, detain them indefinitely, and render them for torture.

The police protest was preceded by three weeks of evening protests organised by the opposition parties in the capital Male', after the government ordered the military to detain a top judge.

After the arrest of lawyers and their staff, including from the Beijing Fengrui Law Firm, the police moved on to detain and interrogate other lawyers who called publicly for their release.

'Dear! Dear! What a business!' said the nurse. 'You must detain him somehow, Korney Vasilich the master, I mean! And I'll run and get her out of the way. What a business!'

The Bush administration s regrettable decision to build fences along the US Mexico border, raid workplaces and housing sites, detain and deport foreigners without papers, is viewed in Latin America as being hypocritical and offensive.

(d) The measures taken in 2005 by the authorities of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to arrest and detain leaders of militia groups suspected of committing killings and other serious crimes against civilians

It could be that Bobokulova's threats of a terrorist attack led police to exercise extreme caution, but some of the Kremlin's harshest critics have pointed out that it took police nearly an hour to detain Bobokulova.

There were also allegations of forcing opposition activists to admit to various crimes so as to detain or charge them. Sumgayit police accused APFP activists of murder, made some of them sign protocol. now they're at home, waiting for the prosecutor's summon

The Supreme Court struck down three sections of the law, but sent back to the lower court for consideration the provision of Section 2(B), which grants authorities the power to detain people that are suspected of lacking legal documents to be in Arizona.

The Bush administration s regrettable decision to build fences along the US Mexico border, raid workplaces and housing sites, detain and deport foreigners without papers, is viewed in Latin America as being hypocritical and offensive. The issue is all the more painful and disappointing since most Latin American foreign ministries know full well that these attitudes are pure politics, nothing more.

If CISPA enters into US law, alongside the recently enacted National Defense Authorization Act which gives the government the power to detain any American for anything forever fundamental civil liberties will be threatened in a way that no democracy can tolerate. And because so much of the freedom of the Internet around the world derives from the freedom of expression that until recently characterized the US, enactment of CISPA poses a similar threat around the world.