UBUSHINJACYAHA v. ColBYABAGAMBA N’ABANDI6_kn
The appellants failed to demonstrate that their health conditions or detention circumstances constitute exceptional grounds for provisional release. The court found that medical care provided is adequate, solitary confinement as practiced does not amount to torture or inhuman treatment, and the place of detention is a lawful extension of the designated prison. However, the right to family visits must be restored in accordance with prison regulations.
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- Provisional release
- Prisoners' rights
- Solitary confinement
- Right to health
- Torture and inhuman treatment
- Access to medical care