Subhuman conditions in Haiti's prisons | United Nations

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Overall conditions and overcrowding

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Speaker 1 opened by describing Haitis prisons as "subhuman," saying facilities are "unbelievably crowded" and very hot, establishing the central claim about dire physical conditions.

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An unidentified speaker described dire conditions in Haitis prisons, citing severe overcrowding, insufficient food and medical care, prolonged cell confinement, and lengthy pretrial detention; the speaker noted that the Haitian constitution requires people to be charged or released within 48 hours.

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