Committee Against Torture (CAT) – Apply a documented, strict penal system to hold accountable those who violate laws and policies within detention facilities. o Health care guarantees for inmates – Implement a clear and documented policy on the appointment of a competent doctor. – Appoint a psychiatrist who visits detention facilities regularly and for a long enough period of time. – Provide a room for quarantine within the detention facility. – Recruit sufficient medical staff, including doctors and nurses, to be in operation 24 hours a day. o Accommodation infrastructure and facilities – Provide all inmates with proper and clean beds and blankets. – Provide uniforms to inmates within the detention facility. – Distribute inmates to wards as per ability to coexist and mix with others. – Windows of all service facilities are wide enough to let in sunlight, enabling inmates to read and allowing the entrance and renewal of fresh air every day. o Rehabilitation – Apply a policy that determines the number of working hours for inmates. In all correction and rehabilitation centres, work is not obligatory; it is, rather, a privilege given to some inmates. – Provide vocational training facilities (handcrafts, bakeries, and barber’s workshops). – Provide trainers of vocational training and education programmes. – Coordinate and network with community institutions and civil society organisations to rehabilitate and train women to help them take care of themselves before release. – Furnish opportunities for vocational training on non-traditional occupations and provide a library, including a comprehensive collection of books and reference materials. 11