A/HRC/19/57 Opinion No. 3. Country Government’s reply Person(s) concerned Opinion 61/2011 Mexico No Messrs. Tomintat Marx Yu Detention arbitrary, and Zhu Wei Yi category III. 62/2011 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) No Mr. Sabino Romero Izarra Detention arbitrary, category III. 63/2011 Bolivia Yes (Plurinational State of) Mr. Elöd Tóásó Detention arbitrary, category III. 64/2011 United Arab Emirates No Mr. Ahmed Mansoor Detention arbitrary, categories II and III. 65/2011 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) No Messrs. Hernán José Sifontes Tovar; Ernesto Enrique Rangel Aguilera and Juan Carlos Carvallo Villegas Detention arbitrary, category III. 66/2011 Bangladesh No Messrs. Motiur Rahman Detention arbitrary, Nizami; Abdul Quader category III. Molla; Mohammad Kamaruzzaman; Ali Hasan Mohammed Mujahid; Allama Delewar Hossain Sayedee and Salhuddin Quader Chowdhury 67/2011 Mexico No Mr. Israel Arzate Meléndez Detention arbitrary, category III. 68/2011 Qatar No Mr. Salem al Kuwari Detention arbitrary, categories I and III. Information received concerning previous opinions 10. By letter dated 11 February 2011, the Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela informed the Working Group that María Lourdes Afiuni Mora, subject of Opinion No. 20/2010 (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela), has been under house arrest since 3 February 2011 following a judgment rendered by Judge 26 of the Metropolitan Area of Caracas. 11. By letter dated 31 May 2011, the Permanent Representative of Belarus to the United Nations Office at Geneva took note of Working Group’s Opinion No. 13/2011 (Belarus) and considered that it was non-objective and biased. The subject of the Opinion, Mr. Statkevich, had taken part in an attempted coup d’état in Belarus organized by some expresidential candidates. These persons were involved in masterminding and participating in mass disturbances and in an attempt to seize the House of Government and the Parliament. The authorities took forceful measures to subdue those attempts. The Government added 10