دور القانون الدولي في حظر المعاملات اللاإنسانية في السجون

Abstract EN

Because the deprivation of freedom is in itself a cause of pain, the practice of inhumane transactions causes the prisoner psychological and physical pain, and is considered an attack on the right to the physical integrity of the prisoners, which reflects the readiness to return to the crime after his release; Hence, there is a strong relationship between the guarantees established for the convicted prisoner and the desired goals of punishment, whether or not.

The role of international law in prohibiting inhumane treatment in prisons was addressed in two compatible and interrelated topics, which resulted in the most important recommendations of the idea of establishing a global organization for the reform and social rehabilitation of prisoners - as a specialized agency linked to the Economic and Social Council - as representing the international body capable of bearing the role of the United Nations Which took upon itself the leadership of the international movement in this field for more than half a century