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prisoner

[priz-uh-ner, priz-ner] / ˈprɪz ə nər, ˈprɪz nər /
NOUN
person jailed for crime; person kept against his or her will
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While several activists have been released in recent years, human rights groups estimate that tens of thousands of political prisoners remain in detention -- claims which the authorities deny.

From Barron's

Vladimir Putin was interested in meeting Witkoff—so interested that he might consider releasing an American prisoner to him.

From The Wall Street Journal

Cristobal’s father had worked for the Cuban national police before becoming a political prisoner and fleeing to the U.S. in 1961.

From The Wall Street Journal

It had previously described charges against Mr Davies and another Briton captured in Ukraine as "false" and said the pair were prisoners of war.

From BBC

An eighth prisoner is described by supporters of intermittently joining the protest but then breaking it, due to an underlying health condition.

From BBC