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Many prisoners continue to escape from Cambodian prisons.
The South African political prisoners continue today to suffer gravely.
Workshop on the Survey of Best Practices in the Treatment of Prisoners continued.
Palestinian prisoners continued to be subjected to interrogation methods that could best be described as torture.
Furthermore, there are allegations that political prisoners continue to be held in harsh prison conditions.
Prisoners continued to complain of bad and insufficient medical care, which led to the death of two detainees.
We will show the authorities that when prisoners continue to fight, killing them will not solve the problem.
Prisoners continue to receive food and other supplies from the World Food Programme(WFP), ICRC and other partners.
In several areas, political prisoners continue to be worse off than criminal offenders.
It however noted that abuse of prisoners by authorities and other prisoners continues to be a problem.
Furthermore, the issue of prisoners continues to be a highly important and painful one for thousands of Palestinian families.
One consequence of the broad denial of legal counsel during interrogation is that reports of torture and ill-treatment of detainees and prisoners continue.
Visits by the families of prisoners continue to be restricted and regularly subject to unlawful demands for payment.
Demonstrations decrying Abu Hamdiyeh's death have also continued in Palestinian cities, especially in Al-Khalil,where he was from, and Palestinian prisoners continue their hunger strike in protest of his death and of Israel's constant abuse of prisoners. .
Prisoners continue to receive food and other supplies from the World Food Programme(WFP), ICRC and other partners.
Furthermore, there are reports indicating that political prisoners continue to be held in harsh prison conditions.
The treatment of prisoners continued to be a matter of concern, and juveniles and women were often not kept separate from adults and males.
On 19 June,it was reported that administrative detention and ill-treatment of Palestinian prisoners continued to be uppermost on Amnesty's International's list of Israeli human rights violations.
The prisoners continue to receive no food; they do not even receive a bread ration and depend exclusively on food brought by their relatives.
The Special Rapporteur observed that cases of torture and ill-treatment of prisoners continue to occur, although the number of complaints received is considerably lower than in previous years.
All these prisoners continue to be held incommunicado, without access to families, lawyers, or independent bodies such as the International Committee of the Red Cross.
The Human Rights Committee has stressed that persons already subjectto certain legitimate constraints, such as prisoners, continue to enjoy their rights to manifest their religion or belief to the fullest extent compatible with the specific nature of the constraint.
Roma prisoners continue to face particular problems related to placement, employment, needs for education, substance abuse rehabilitation and preparations for release.
As a consequence of the inconsistency between our Constitution and certain civil or administrative procedural mechanisms,hundreds of prisoners continue to be held in detention for months and even years after completing their sentence for not being able to meet their civil obligations.
Many female prisoners continue their existing drug and alcohol addictions, or develop such addictions, during incarceration, due to the availability of illicit drugs in prison.
Physical ill-treatment of political prisoners, such as beatings, stopped where it had previously occurred and elderly prisoners have received regular medical attention; however, in several areas,political prisoners continue to be worse off than criminal offenders.
JS2 expressed concern that prisoners continue to receive cruel and degrading treatment in prisons.
The general amnesty ordered by President Kabila on 19 February 2000, as a timely and significant step towards reconciliation and towards preparation for the inter-Congolese dialogue called for in the Ceasefire Agreement, butdeplores the fact that many other political prisoners continue to be detained and the arrests made since that date;
Moreover, some 6,200 Palestinian prisoners continued to languish in Israeli prisons, where they were subjected to torture and many other forms of ill-treatment.
In its general comment No. 22, the Human Rights Committee interprets article 18 to the effect that"persons already subject to certain legitimate constraints,such as prisoners, continue to enjoy their rights to manifest their religion or belief to the fullest extent compatible with the specific nature of the constraint.