Sentence examples for inspection of prisons from inspiring English sources

She thinks that in principle the president does believe in human rights, even press freedom.Among her successes she cites a bill now being drafted to create a civilian inspection of prisons, draft amendments to restrict officials' power to mess businesses around, and better conditions for Chechen war refugees in tent camps.

This latest report follows a series of equally damning inspections of prisons and young offender institutions in England and Wales.

The United States delegate to the United Nations Economic and Social Councill had called today for a vote to set aside the council's plan to establish a system of regular inspections of prisons and detention centers worldwide to check for abuses.

[ 76] The treaty seeks, inter alia, to establish a system of unannounced inspections of prisons and detention centers, including detention centers such as Guantanamo Bay and Bagram Base in Afghanistan (where two detainees have already died in U.S. custody).

The most recent HM chief inspector of prisons inspection report, issued in October 2013, considered it to be an establishment where residents feel safe and there is little violence.

When asked about the eight-year gap between inspections, Nick Hardwick, chief inspector of prisons for England and Wales, said: "It is a long time.

A team of prison inspectors pulled out half way through a week-long inspection of Holloway prison, in north London, shocked by appalling living conditions and a harsh security regime.

Last year an unannounced inspection by the HM inspector of prisons said Yarl's Wood "is rightly a place of national concern".

On 11 June 1345, while undertaking an inspection of the prison unaccompanied by his bodyguard, Apokaukos was lynched by the prisoners.

Shortly after arriving, she went to film an inspection of Abu Ghraib prison, and there she met an Iraqi doctor named Riyadh al-Adhadh, who was taking down health complaints from prisoners.

In the desert, a doctor's forehead glistens "like the grease-laden haunch of a lamb on a spit," and in Bagram, we come upon a "tsunami of bodies" during Katherine's inspection of the prison.