This document discusses the care and protection of prisoners in India. It outlines how the Indian Constitution and international agreements require humane treatment and protection of prisoners' rights. It examines factors like overcrowding and poor living conditions that negatively impact prisoner welfare. The document also presents a case study of Bhandara District Jail which describes issues like overcrowding, sanitation and healthcare facilities. It concludes by proposing recommendations to address challenges in caring for and protecting prisoners.
This document discusses the care and protection of prisoners in India. It outlines how the Indian Constitution and international agreements require humane treatment and protection of prisoners' rights. It examines factors like overcrowding and poor living conditions that negatively impact prisoner welfare. The document also presents a case study of Bhandara District Jail which describes issues like overcrowding, sanitation and healthcare facilities. It concludes by proposing recommendations to address challenges in caring for and protecting prisoners.
This document discusses the care and protection of prisoners in India. It outlines how the Indian Constitution and international agreements require humane treatment and protection of prisoners' rights. It examines factors like overcrowding and poor living conditions that negatively impact prisoner welfare. The document also presents a case study of Bhandara District Jail which describes issues like overcrowding, sanitation and healthcare facilities. It concludes by proposing recommendations to address challenges in caring for and protecting prisoners.
India • Article 14 and 21 of the Constitution of India • Right to live with dignity and right to health and medical treatment • Right to speedy trial and legal aid • Right against inhuman treatment and delayed execution • Protection granted under International Framework International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights (ICESR). UN Standard Minimum Rules Care of Prisoners Women’s health in Prisons Factors responsible for the care of prisoners • Overcrowding in Jails • Unsatisfactory living conditions • Poor spending on Health care and welfare • Health problems A case study of Bhandara District Jail in Maharashtra • Overcrowding in barracks • Sanitation in male and female barracks • GPS System • Separate barrack for transgenders • Healthcare facilities • Food quality and kitchen Comparative Approach • Prisons in Norway • Prisons in America • Issues and Challenges of care and protection of prisoners • Conclusion and Proposed recommendations
Contemporary Women Prisoners Health Experiences, Unique Prison Health Care Needs and Health Care Outcomes in Sub Saharan Africa - A Scoping Review of Extant Literature - PDF