▪ Deliberation no. 8 on deprivation of liberty linked to/resulting from the use of the internet
▪ Secret prisons
▪ Over-incarceration

▪ Deliberation no. 7 on issues related to psychiatric detention
▪ Developments concerning deprivation of liberty as a measure in countering terrorism
▪ Hostage-taking and arbitrary detention
▪ The negative impact on the right to defence of inadequate conditions of detention

2004

▪ Detention in the context of the fight against terrorism
▪ Discrimination
▪ Deprivation of liberty of vulnerable persons
▪ Pre-trial detention
▪ Deprivation of liberty linked to the use of the Internet

E/CN.4/2004/3

2003

▪ Legal Analysis of allegations of detention ordered by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
▪ Legal Opinion regarding the deprivation of liberty of persons detained in Guantanamo Bay
▪ The use of detention as a means of protecting victims
▪ Regarding the arbitrary nature- on the grounds of discrimination- of detention motivated by sexual orientation

E/CN.4/2003/8

▪ Imprisonment related to insolvency
▪ Detention as a means of protecting victims

2001

▪ Deliberation No. 6. Legal analysis of allegations against the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
▪ Arrest and detention for dissemination of "State secrets"
▪Detention of conscientious objectors
▪Issues relating to extradition

E/CN.4/2001/14

2000

▪ Deliberation No. 5 concerning the situation regarding immigrants and asylum-seekers
▪ Protection of human rights defenders
▪ The excesses of military justice
▪The abuse of state of emergency

E/CN.4/2000/4

1999

▪ Situation regarding Immigrants and asylum seekers
▪ Military justice

E/CN.4/1999/63

1998

Situations regarding immigrants and asylum seekers

E/CN.4/1998/44

1997

▪ Applicability of provisions of Conventions on human rights to States that are not party to them
▪ Interpretation of the term "detention" in relation to the scope of the Working Group's mandate
▪ Analysis of positions adopted by the Commission on Human Rights
▪ Implications of limiting the Group's mandate to pre-trial detention only: historical background

E/CN.4/1997/4