Detention Without Date

Detention Without Date refers to a situation where individuals are held in custody without being given a set date for their release or a formal trial. This practice can occur in various contexts, such as immigration enforcement or terrorism-related cases, where authorities may detain individuals for extended periods without charging them or providing clear legal proceedings. Critics argue that it violates human rights and due process, as individuals may be left in legal limbo without the opportunity to contest their detention or understand when they might be released.