geneva azerbaijan egypt indonesia unjustly arrest dozens people anti-gay crackdowns recent weeks subject many mistreatment custody unite nations human right office say friday arrest detain people base actual perceive sexual orientation gender identity definition arbitrary violate international law u.n. human right spokesman rupert colville tell news brief azerbaijan 80 lesbian gay bisexual transgender lgbt people arrest since mid-september u.n. receive allegations subject electric shock beat force shave form humiliation force incriminate release colville say immediate comment authorities baku 50 people arrest far egypt wide anti-gay crackdown swift zero-tolerance response rare show public support lgbt right conservative muslim country two arrest wave rainbow flag concert one facebook page colville say case individuals reportedly arrest entrap law enforcement officials apps internet chat room charge include habitual debauchery incite indecency debauchery join ban group say least 10 men egypt sentence one six years imprisonment others await trial release colville add indonesia 50 people arrest sauna jakarta last friday colville say four men one woman charge country pornography law vague statute use arrest people consensual same-sex relations say three countries authorities allege arrest involve sex work although almost case accuse deny allegations indicate coerce confess involvement colville say call release people detain basis sexual orientation gender identity authorities drop charge base vague discriminatory laws repeal legislation u.n. condemn anti-gay crackdowns egypt azerbaijan indonesia