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US Department of State Human Rights Report Angola 2011
"According to the Ministry of Interior and press reports, the 34 prisons had 11,692 available places for 19,898 prisoners in November"..."There were 9,234 men ...
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US Department of State Human Rights Report Benin 2011
"Prison conditions continued to be harsh and life threatening. Overcrowding and lack of proper sanitation and medical facilities posed risks to prisoners’ ...
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US Department of State Human Rights Report Botswana 2011
"Conditions in the country’s 22 prisons and two detention centers for irregular immigrants remained poor due to overcrowding. The prison system held ...
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US Department of State Human Rights Report Burkina Faso 2011
"Conditions in prisons and detention facilities were harsh and at times life-threatening. Prisons were overcrowded, and medical care and sanitation were poor. ...
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US Department of State Human Rights Report Central African Republic 2011
"Prison conditions were rudimentary, harsh, and substantially below international standards. Prison conditions outside Bangui generally were worse than those ...
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US Department of State Human Rights Report
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US Department of State Human Rights Report Mozambique 2011
"By law the maximum length of investigative detention without a warrant is 48 hours, during which time a detainee has the right to judicial review of the case. ...
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US Department of State Human Rights Report South Sudan 2011
"Prison conditions were harsh and life threatening, and prisons were overcrowded. Rumbek Prison in Lakes State, for example, was designed for 200 inmates but ...
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'You Don't Know Who To Blame: War Crimes in Somalia'
by Human Rights Watch. "...The population in areas controlled by the Transitional Federal Government and its allies has also been subjected to violations of ...
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Conversation on the Criminal Justice System in West Africa
A look at the Criminal Justice System with Professor Chidi Odinkalu of the Open Society Justice Initiative. Published in October 2010 by West Africa Insight, ...
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