Your boy just checked out. Yeah.

You've been tried, you've been acquitted.

two cases of persons (male) who

The report should include information on

They'd released a bunch of people, but they still had about 700 people hostage.

The Government further stated that Mr. Umit had never been arrested, and that he had been released after interrogation.

When they let her go she could not speak.

But his release in itself is not, as some charge, evidence that Indonesia is becoming more radicalized. Ba asyir was released for the simple reason that the law required it he had completed his 30 month sentence.

Free yourself, free yourself!

A number of the detainees have reportedly since been released.

Radio Okay, release the balloon, release the balloon, release the balloon.

According to the official, more than 17,700 people have been formally under arrest, over 11,500 people have been released, and more than 5,600 other people have been in custody.

Ninety two of those persons were reportedly released, 9 escaped and 29 have been found dead.

The Working Group takes note of the information received from the source indicating that Mr. Mendoza Flores has been released.

Looks like he's been released, sir.

A number of detainees had already been released following decisions of the court, and the Head of State, General Sanni Abacha, had declared his intention of granting amnesties to other prisoners.

It is hoped that this would lead to the early release of other prisoners, as already stipulated in the so called Oslo Agreements.

I've explained to you the reasons

He was discharged on 21 September 1994 due to insufficient evidence.

Drop!

(a) If the person has been released, for whatever reason, since the Working Group took up the case, it shall decide in principle to file the case it reserves the right, however, to decide on a case by case basis whether or not the deprivation of liberty was arbitrary, notwithstanding the release of the person concerned

We would very much welcome the inclusion in the next report to be submitted to the Council of a separate annex containing the names of the indictees who have been released and, eventually, the grounds on which those indictees have been provisionally released.

In five cases the Government replied that the subjects had been released.

While a number of political prisoners, human rights advocates, trade union leaders and journalists have been released, others are reported to remain in custody, although the Comptroller General of Nigerian Prisons, Alhaji Ibrahim Jarma, has said, as far as I am concerned all those who are supposed to be released have been released. 11

Release her?

They were thus unable to enjoy either conditional release, parole or even unconditional release, when they had been acquitted or had completed their sentence.

Despite the release having been ordered and the bail paid, the court failed to issue the release warrant, making it necessary for the defence to lodge a second application for habeas corpus on account of the unlawful prolongation of the detention.

A number of Palestinians were released after the initial questioning.

All right! We've made the point.

2. The Working Group notes that the source of the communication has informed the Group that the above mentioned persons are no longer in detention.

The defendant is discharged.

Acquitted?

Acquitted!

On the other hand, the Islamic State has released 15 hostages, including citizens of Italy, France, Switzerland, Denmark, and Spain.

Most of them were never charged or tried and the rest have served their judicial sentences but were never released by the Minister of the Interior.

3. The Working Group further notes that the Government concerned has informed the Group and the source has confirmed, that the above mentioned persons are no longer in detention.

I have.

Prohibition's over.

They've given up trying.

(g) The release of some prisoners held without due process of law

5. The Working Group further notes that the source has confirmed that Luis Mellet has been released.

And I went out.

To free a neck (from the burden of debt or slavery),

The freeing of a slave!

The freeing of a slave,