Sentence examples for access to prisons from inspiring English sources

China has so far prevented a required international inspection and report on its practices, refusing to allow unfettered access to prisons and prisoners.

As part of the "Periodic Review," under their bilateral Dialogue, the Swiss and the Cubans discussed multilateral human rights issues, such as accession to international conventions and the UNCHR, but did not touch upon Cuba's political prisoners, access to prisons or the still-unscheduled visit of the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture (Ref A).

In Chad, the International Committee of the Red Cross is the only international organization that has access to prisons.

The government even allowed Human Rights Watch researchers into the country last year for the first time, but then blocked access to prisons and courts.

The Ministry of Justice gave Reading the Riots access to prisons, enabling interviews with about 13 people convicted for their involvement in the riots.

Members of the Public Oversight Commission are supposed to have unrestricted access to prisons in Moscow, but officials said they had to argue for hours to see Mr. Razvozzhayev.

Under Directive No. 4911A, Annucci added, prisoners will still have access to prison libraries and an interlibrary-loan program.

In the light of the often low socioeconomic status and high health care needs of prisoners, the requirement for good access to prison health care service is clear [ 3, 13].

"With McVeigh, we had access to prison letters and photographs that no one else had".

"For the first time, state and local governments will have access to prison population counts in time for redistricting.

"Access to prison libraries remains extremely limited, and the ban on family sending books directly to inmates is still in force.