solitary confinement

In prison, Latson spent long stretches in solitary confinement, including his first nine months, his mother says.

Jail officials faced allegations of human rights abuses over the 23-hour-a-day confinement of about 1,500 inmates in their cells since last spring, which critics described as a form of mass solitary confinement.

Sentenced in 2014 to 10 years in prison and 1,000 whip lashes, Badawi has been refused access to crucial medicine, thrown in solitary confinement and denied contact with his family.

Zargar was arrested while pregnant and was granted conditional bail after 38 days in solitary confinement.

Alex Acuna, Kelly’s cellmate, said in an interview that guards “were threatening them that if they didn’t move or comply, they would be sent to the hole for not moving or refusing a bed assignment,” referring to solitary confinement.

Once transferred to Karaj Prison, he spent an additional 15 days in solitary confinement.

I was put in a solitary confinement completely cut off from the outside world without even enjoying basic prisoner rights.

I have been told that, if I continue with this protest, I will be placed in solitary confinement.

Livvix, 30, is now in solitary confinement in the maximum-security Ayalon prison in Ramla, a city near Tel Aviv.

Ibrahim says that his son spent over 10 years in solitary confinement because of these incidents.

Here he had to stay in solitary confinement for twenty-four hours and on the plainest kind of a diet.

Of course you have to associate with a bad lot; still that is better than almost solitary confinement.

This fact, together with the opportunity for reflection afforded by solitary confinement, had its effect—its natural effect.

On the 4th of August, about one o'clock in the afternoon, I put into solitary confinement a plant-louse of the third generation.

Guard-room, disgrace, solitary confinement—in fact, everything has been tried; but all to no purpose.'