Примеры использования Solitary confinement should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Indefinite solitary confinement should be abolished.
The Committee on the Rights of the Child has recommended that solitary confinement should not be used against children.
Solitary confinement should be used only as a last resort.
Judicial sentences of solitary confinement should not be resorted to.
Solitary confinement should not be used in the case of minors or the mentally disabled.
Moreover, the justification for the imposition of solitary confinement should be reviewed regularly.
In all cases, solitary confinement should be used for the shortest period of time.
The Committee has further recommended that meaningful social contact for detainees while in solitary confinement should be ensured.
The use of solitary confinement should be absolutely prohibited in the following circumstances.
The practice of renewing and, as such, prolonging disciplinary sanctions of solitary confinement should be strictly prohibited;
The imposition of solitary confinement should be limited to the most serious breaches of prison discipline.
The United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child has furthermore recommended that solitary confinement should not be used against children.
Also, prisoners in solitary confinement should be visited on a daily basis by a doctor or a qualified nurse reporting to a doctor.
Although abolition is preferable,the concluding observations of the Committee reveal that solitary confinement should be applied only in exceptional cases and not for prolonged periods of time.
Solitary confinement should remain a measure of last resort, imposed for as short a time as possible, under strict supervision and judicial review.
The Norwegian Government recognizes that a measure of such a serious nature as solitary confinement should be regulated by law and depend upon an explicit authorization by the court.
Solitary confinement should be used only in very exceptional circumstances, some examples of which were mentioned in his report, and with minimum procedural safeguards in place.
Any change in the factors that justified the imposition of solitary confinement should immediately trigger a review of the detained person's solitary confinement. .
In October 1996, the Human Rights Committee had considered the third periodic report of Denmark(CCPR/C/64/Add.11) andhad recommended that the regulations relating to pre-trial detention and solitary confinement should be amended.
The Special Rapporteur reiterates that solitary confinement should be used only in very exceptional circumstances, as a last resort, for as short a time as possible.
From the moment that solitary confinement is imposed, through all stages of its review and decisions of extension or termination, the justification and duration of the solitary confinement should be recorded and made known to the detained person.
The Committee is of the view that solitary confinement should not be used unless it is judged to be absolutely necessary and the period of isolation may not exceed 24 hours.
The working group had to consider the extent to which the amendment of the rules on pretrial detention in solitary confinement should influence the rules on compulsory solitary confinement of convicted offenders.
The punishment of solitary confinement should be banned for prisoners suffering from mental illness or have physical defects, if such measures would lead to a deterioration of their condition.
Furthermore, the revised European Prison Rules of 2006 have clearly stated that solitary confinement should be an exceptional measure and, when used, should be for as short a time as possible.
The SPT notes that solitary confinement should only be ordered on the basis of a medical certificate testifying, following proper examination of the detainee, that he or she is able to bear this punishment.
The Special Representative has made a number of representations withregard to this group, in particular that some were elderly, that some required urgent medical treatment and that those in solitary confinement should be returned to ordinary cells.
As a general principle solitary confinement should only be used in very exceptional cases, for as short a time as possible and only as a last resort.
In regard to the use of solitary confinement for persons with mental disabilities,the Special Rapporteur emphasizes that physical segregation of such persons may be necessary in some cases for their own safety, but solitary confinement should be strictly prohibited.
The practice of keeping persons in solitary confinement should be discontinued except in rare cases of security risk in which specific reasons for solitary confinement are recorded in writing.