Overall, 23,697 individuals were detained in Banjica throughout the war, including 688 Jews.

The military said 30 men had been detained, including 14 suspected of orchestrating, financing or carrying out attacks on American soldiers.

Today, nine people were detained during a protest by Tibetan activists, including a photographer and an interpreter.

Twenty-five to 30 people were detained, including 5 members of the group's governing body, the Westerners, who asked not to be identified, said.

Five were detained in hospital, including two fascists, and one doctor saw between fifty and seventy victims.

Hundreds were detained by Iraqi security forces, including journalists, artists, and intellectuals.

American soldiers have detained more than 600 people here in the last two months, including some men said to be his bodyguards.

During the protests on December 5, the day after the poll, up to 1,000 were detained, including leading opposition activists.

Between 3,000 and 4,000 political prisoners were detained, including children and pregnant women, 700 of whom were believed still in detention at year's end.

Five people have been detained in connection with the shooting, including two local officials and two police officers.