A/HRC/7/3/Add.1 page 94 Para Country Date Type Mandate 67. 25/05/07 JUA WGAD; RINT; TOR 68. 11/10/07 JAL RINT; TOR Allegations transmitted station in Asmara, then moved to a prison at Dongolo in April 2002. Cells at Dongolo Prison measure 1.5 metres x 1.5 metres x 2.5 metres. They are lit by a bulb that is never turned off. The prisoners are chained to the wall by their feet. Their wrists are manacled. In the course of interrogations at Dongolo, Mr. Fessehaye’s fingernails were ripped out. Zecharias Abraham, the pastor of a Presbyterian Church in Asmara, Mikias Mekonnen, a church elder of the Presbyterian Church, and 76 churchgoers. On 29 April 2007, police forces arrived at the Mehrete Yesus Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Asmara during a service and arrested them. Amongst those arrested were a man and woman from the United States of America and a number of school teachers from India. On 3 May 2007, the two United States citizens were released. The others, however, remain detained at an undisclosed location without access to their families and legal counsel. Paulos Eyassu, Isaac Mogos, Negede Teklemariam, Aron Abraha, Mussie Fessehaye, Ambakom Tsegezab, Bemnet Fessehaye, Henok Ghebru, Kibreab Fessehaye, Bereket Abraha Oqbagabir, Yosief Fessehaye, Asmeron Beraki, Tesgabirhan Berhe, Yemane Tsegay, Ms. Akberet Ghebremichael, Ms. Rebka Ghebretinsaye, Fesseha Ghebrezadik, Tekle Kebede, Hagos Woldemichael, Worede Kiros, Tekle Tesfai, Yonathan Yonas, Ghebrenigus Habte, Ghebru Birhane and Tekleab Tesfamichael. These 25 Jehovah’s Government response