administrative detention

Although international law permits administrative detention, the practice does undoubtedly involve the abandonment of normal legal procedures.

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The statement was deleted from the Al-Quds Brigades' website, but later replaced with a citation of a television report.

Administrative detention is a controversial policy by which a judge orders the imprisonment of individuals without informing them of their alleged wrongdoing.

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There have been many European delegations that have visited the facility on matters of prisoners' rights, but this was the first time that an official had come to learn from its work methods.

As France is faced with new terror threats, a top counter-terror expert and opposition MP from the country is lobbying for Israeli-style administrative detention.

Kayed, a member of the PFLP, was arrested in 2002 and placed on administrative detention in June after serving a sentence of more than 14 years.

Palestinian Muhammad al-Qiq is in his 84th day of a hunger strike to be free of administrative detention.

"An administrative detention order deprives a person of his basic rights," Libby Kahane argues.