The phrase "poor detention" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a negative or unsatisfactory experience during a detention, which is a form of punishment typically given to students for breaking rules in school. Example: The school's policy of giving detention for minor infractions was met with criticism from both students and parents, who argued that the poor detention conditions, such as overcrowding and lack of supervision, were not effective in promoting discipline.
Pat Anderson's the "Little Children are Sacred" report also drew attention to poor detention conditions for children.
The refugees faced poor detention conditions in Libya, which had no domestic asylum procedure, leaving them stuck in "temporary" detention centres that were anything but.
It is true that there are many ECHR judgments that have not yet been fully executed – from dealing with the segregation of Roma children in schools for pupils with learning difficulties in the Czech Republic to poor detention conditions in prisons in Bulgaria.
The term "unlawful combatant" could potentially give rise to two disturbing possibilities: (a) detainees classified as such would arguably not be protected from questionable interrogation techniques considered unlawful in international law; [ 15] and (b) detaining authorities could potentially subject detainees to poor detention conditions with impunity.
Just ask those poor souls in detention on Nauru.
This document lists commonly used methods of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, including humiliation such as verbal abuse, deprivation of normal sensory stimuli such as light and sound, threats of death, poor conditions of detention including lack of food or water, accentuating feelings of helplessness and exposure to ambiguous situations or contradictory messages.
"Government officials intentionally maintained such poor conditions of detention for prisoners as to have been life-threatening, and were aware that mass deaths of detainees would result," UN human rights investigator Sergio Pinheiro said in a statement.
Rádio Justiça, the radio station of the Supreme Court of Brazil, won the radio global ICDB Award for its 24-hour broadcast, involving children from poorer communities and detention centers, that incorporated interviews, diaries, music and dramas in an effort to promote peace.
John-Paul Sanggaran, a GP who detailed shockingly poor healthcare in the detention centre on Christmas Island, an Australian territory in the Indian Ocean, after completing a three-month stint there in 2013, believes it will have a "chilling effect".
Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman's harsh critique of New York State's bail process is completely on point; it has functioned as a system of preventive detention for poor people for decades or longer.
Paxman set out how deterrence, cruelty and punishment were the central features of Poor Law relief, with detention and the loss of civil rights, the separation of husband and wife and of children from their parents.
