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United States Department of State A Practical Guide to Understanding and Evaluating Prison Systems Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor Bureau of Consular Affairs United States Department of State Washington, 20520 Most citizens, fortunately, never see the inside of a Prison . Some Embassy officers, on the other hand, often visit detention facilities in the host nation to which they are assigned. The two likeliest reasons for a visit are reporting by officers preparing the annual human rights report and consular visits to citizens in custody abroad. Prisons are normally not designed to be unsanitary, unsafe, or inhumane; most countries have become parties to treaties imposing obligations regarding the humane treatment of prisoners and specifying certain Prison conditions.
Michael H. Posner Assistant Secretary Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor . Janice L. Jacobs Assistant Secretary Bureau of Consular Affairs . Table of ConTenTs seCTion subjeCT Page I. Introduction: Welcome to Prison 1 II. Corrections and Prison Systems Overview 6 III.
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