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Pakistan's Controversial Detention Law In Balochistan, What It Means
The legislation allows military and intelligence agencies, including the Pakistan Army and ISI, to detain individuals for up to 90 days without filing any formal charges or presenting them in court.
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US Military To Get Custody Of 2 British ISIS Men Over Killings In Syria
Two British men accused of involvement in the ISIS's summary executions of Western hostages, including Americans, are being transferred into US military custody because the Turkish incursion into Syria threatened their continued detention by Kurdish forces in northeastern Syria, according to US officials.
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'I Just Want To Go Home', Says German Girl Who Joined ISIS: Report
A German teenager who joined ISIS is now being held in detention in Iraq and says she regrets joining the terrorist group and just wants to come home to her family, media reported on Sunday.
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Pakistan Was Aware Of US Operation That Killed Osama Bin Laden: US Journalist
Osama bin Laden was in Pakistan's detention for years and was killed after the country struck a deal with the US, a top American journalist has claimed citing new evidence and disputed Islamabad's assertion that it was not aware of the raid that killed the al Qaeda terrorist.
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Delhi Court Extends Detention Of 4 Suspected ISIS Operatives Till May 12
A Delhi court has extended by a month the period of detention of four suspected ISIS operatives after the NIA submitted that the larger conspiracy of the outfit in India and abroad, including recruitment of resident and non-resident Indians, was yet to be ascertained.
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What To Do If US Begins Capturing More Suspected Terrorists?
President Barack Obama has refused to send any suspected terrorists captured overseas to the detention center at Guantanamo Bay.
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Another ISIS Jailer Who Held Western Hostages Identified As Londoner
A member of a British cohort within the Islamic State that oversaw the brutal detention and beheading of Western hostages in Syria has been identified as Alexanda Kotey, a 32-year-old convert to Islam who grew up in West London.
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Turkey Detains 10 On Suspicion Of Recruiting For ISIS: Report
Turkish police have detained 10 people suspected of recruiting for ISIS, the state-run Anadolu Agency reported today, although it was not clear if the detentions were linked to a suicide bombing in Istanbul this month.
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Missing Malwani Four Extensively Researched ISIS Online
Police investigations after the detention of Wajid Sheikh in Pune have thrown new light on his Malwani group's activities prior to their disappearance. While cops found several videos, pictures and literature pertaining to the ISIS ideology in Wajid's phone, they also got to know that Ayaz Sultan was the one radicalising them.
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51-Year-Old Islamic State Aspirant Arrested in Singapore
Singapore has arrested a 51-year-old "self-radicalised" man who tried to join Islamic State (IS) in Syria, under an internal security law that allows for detention without trial for two years, the Ministry of Home Affairs said today.
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Pakistan's Controversial Detention Law In Balochistan, What It Means
The legislation allows military and intelligence agencies, including the Pakistan Army and ISI, to detain individuals for up to 90 days without filing any formal charges or presenting them in court.
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US Military To Get Custody Of 2 British ISIS Men Over Killings In Syria
Two British men accused of involvement in the ISIS's summary executions of Western hostages, including Americans, are being transferred into US military custody because the Turkish incursion into Syria threatened their continued detention by Kurdish forces in northeastern Syria, according to US officials.
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'I Just Want To Go Home', Says German Girl Who Joined ISIS: Report
A German teenager who joined ISIS is now being held in detention in Iraq and says she regrets joining the terrorist group and just wants to come home to her family, media reported on Sunday.
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Pakistan Was Aware Of US Operation That Killed Osama Bin Laden: US Journalist
Osama bin Laden was in Pakistan's detention for years and was killed after the country struck a deal with the US, a top American journalist has claimed citing new evidence and disputed Islamabad's assertion that it was not aware of the raid that killed the al Qaeda terrorist.
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Delhi Court Extends Detention Of 4 Suspected ISIS Operatives Till May 12
A Delhi court has extended by a month the period of detention of four suspected ISIS operatives after the NIA submitted that the larger conspiracy of the outfit in India and abroad, including recruitment of resident and non-resident Indians, was yet to be ascertained.
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What To Do If US Begins Capturing More Suspected Terrorists?
President Barack Obama has refused to send any suspected terrorists captured overseas to the detention center at Guantanamo Bay.
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Another ISIS Jailer Who Held Western Hostages Identified As Londoner
A member of a British cohort within the Islamic State that oversaw the brutal detention and beheading of Western hostages in Syria has been identified as Alexanda Kotey, a 32-year-old convert to Islam who grew up in West London.
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Turkey Detains 10 On Suspicion Of Recruiting For ISIS: Report
Turkish police have detained 10 people suspected of recruiting for ISIS, the state-run Anadolu Agency reported today, although it was not clear if the detentions were linked to a suicide bombing in Istanbul this month.
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Missing Malwani Four Extensively Researched ISIS Online
Police investigations after the detention of Wajid Sheikh in Pune have thrown new light on his Malwani group's activities prior to their disappearance. While cops found several videos, pictures and literature pertaining to the ISIS ideology in Wajid's phone, they also got to know that Ayaz Sultan was the one radicalising them.
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51-Year-Old Islamic State Aspirant Arrested in Singapore
Singapore has arrested a 51-year-old "self-radicalised" man who tried to join Islamic State (IS) in Syria, under an internal security law that allows for detention without trial for two years, the Ministry of Home Affairs said today.
