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Militarisation of prisons and detention conditions raise concerns, UN torture prevention body says: Honduras

Militarisation of prisons and detention conditions raise concerns, UN torture prevention body says: Honduras
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UN Body Flags Honduras Prison Militarisation, Detention Issues

UN Body Flags Honduras Prison Militarisation, Detention Issues
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Honduras: Militarisation Of Prisons And Detention Conditions Raise Concerns, UN Torture Prevention Body Says

Honduras ratified the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (OPCAT) in 2006; the SPT visited the country first in 2009 and again in 2012.

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UN Body Revisits Honduras for Torture Prevention

UN Body Revisits Honduras for Torture Prevention
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South American country names 6th prison chief in 2 years as gang violence crisis spirals

Ecuador has named its sixth prisons chief in less than two years after a month of intense violence in the country's penal system. Luis Ordonez, a retired soldier and intelligence expert, is replacing Guillermo Rodriguez, who resigned last week after an admission that he failed to improve SNAI, the nation's prisons authority. Ecuadorian President Guillermo

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