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Although the Yemeni constitution secures an individual's personal freedoms, there are indications of detention cases without legal basis, clear charges, or judicial sentences.
Birqardar had noted that there is an estimated 13,199 prisoners in Iraqi jails against whom no judicial sentences were issued.
It is also imperative judicial sentences reflect the gravity of the offence of being found in possession of a knife without good reason.
 
 
 
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