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Human Rights Watch said today army officers and military police have arbitrarily detained at least 119 people since the end of January. Tortured them in at least five cases that they know about.James Hider is a Middle East correspondent for "The Times of London." In the last 24 hours, he was detained by the Egyptian secret police; released a short time later. He Discount Tiffany Watches us via phone from Cairo, along with our own Ivan Watson.Jim, you were detained in the past day by the Egyptian secret police. You say you were treated relatively well, but you say the message was clear. What was it?JIM HIDER, MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT (via phone): They wanted us to have Egyptian accreditation, which we have applied for, which almost every journalist here has applied for but nobody has received yet.