Contents
2.4
3.
Legal Requirements as to Places of Detention and Registration of
Detainees and Prisoners..................................................................................334
3.1
3.2
4.
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.6
Basic principles governing detention and imprisonment...........................337
Accommodation...............................................................................................339
4.2.1 Separation of categories.............................................................................341
Personal hygiene, food, health and medical services ..................................342
Religion ..............................................................................................................348
Recreational activities ......................................................................................349
Solitary confinement........................................................................................350
4.6.1 Incommunicado detention..........................................................................352
Contacts with the Outside World..................................................................356
5.1
5.2
6.
Official recognition of all places of detention .............................................334
Registration of detainees and prisoners ........................................................335
Conditions of Detention and Imprisonment...............................................337
4.1
4.2
5.
2.3.3 Corporal punishment................................................................................330
2.3.4 Medical or scientific experimentation.........................................................331
Torture and law enforcement officials, health personnel and
prosecutors........................................................................................................332
Contact with family members and friends: visits and
correspondence.................................................................................................356
5.1.1 The rights of visitors to detainees and prisoners..........................................358
Contact with lawyers: visits and correspondence........................................360
Inspection of Places of Detention and Complaints Procedures ..............365
6.1
6.2
Inspection of places of detention ..................................................................365
Complaints procedures....................................................................................366
7.
The Role of Judges, Prosecutors and Lawyers in Preventing and
Remedying Unlawful Treatment of Persons Deprived of their
Liberty................................................................................................................369
8.
Concluding Remarks ......................................................................................370
Chapter 9
The Use of Non-Custodial Measures in the
Administration of Justice ............................................371
Learning Objectives.................................................................................................371
Questions ..................................................................................................................371
Relevant Legal Instruments....................................................................................372
1.
Introduction......................................................................................................373
1.1
The purpose of non-custodial measures and the Tokyo Rules.................373
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