Once a week inmates could receive parcels and once a month they had the possibility of a visit. If medical aid was needed, it was called for from the town hospital.

Pascale” and the National Institute of Health). 15 .

It was clear that most detainees relied primarily on food parcels delivered by their families. 37.     On a more positive note, all the IDPs visited possessed exercise yards.

All detainees had the right to buy additional foodstuffs at the prison shop and to receive parcels from visitors.

    The applicant was not allowed to receive parcels with home-made food or hygiene items, and food and hygiene items sold in the SIZO were exorbitantly priced.

On 24   March, 24 September, and 27   November   2000 the applicant underwent three X-ray examinations, none of which revealed any pathological changes in his heart or lungs. 13.

    At the hospital the following diagnosis was made: “Infiltrative tuberculosis pneumonia [of] the left lung ...