Report on the results of a monitoring visit to the Dnipropetrovsk Specialized Tuberculosis Hospital No. 89
The unauthorized involvement of convicts in performing the duties of orderlies in the inpatient unit, improper maintenance of medical records, limited access to telemedicine consultations, and treatment for viral hepatitis C have been recorded. Significant violations of material, living, sanitary, hygiene, fire safety, and security requirements in the hospital premises were established.
Report on the Results of the Monitoring Visit to Dnipropetrovsk Multidisciplinary Hospital No. 4
Despite the implementation of certain measures to improve the material and technical base of the medical unit, systemic violations were established in the organisation and provision of medical care. Inadequate medical record-keeping, non-compliance with requirements for the organisation of treatment for persons with drug dependency, and the absence of proper conditions for persons with disabilities and persons with mental disorders were recorded.
Report on the results of the monitoring visit to Dnipro Prison #4
The premises of the institution largely retain the characteristics of outdated penitentiary infrastructure, which, combined with chronic overcrowding of cells, insufficient material and living conditions, and worn-out utility networks, creates systemic risks of human rights violations.
Report on the Results of the Monitoring Visit to the Dnipro Correctional Colony No. 89
The monitoring visit revealed systemic violations of prisoners' rights, particularly in the spheres of living conditions, safety, the realisation of the right to work, and social protection. Overcrowding in certain premises, a lack of privacy, violations of health and safety requirements, problems in the Quarantine, Diagnostic, and Placement Unit (QDPU) and the Disciplinary Isolation Unit/Chamber-Type Premises (DIU/CTP), as well as the absence of accessible shelters for prisoners, were recorded.
Report on the results of the monitoring visit to Solonyanska Correctional Colony No. 21
During the monitoring visit, overcrowding and non-compliance with living space standards, unsatisfactory sanitary and hygienic conditions in certain premises, improper conditions of detention in the DISO/KTP (Disciplinary Isolation Unit / Chamber-Type Premises), violations in the organisation of catering and food supply, shortcomings in laundry and bath services, problems with remuneration and social protection, and other violations were recorded.
Report on the Results of the Monitoring Visit to Kamyanske Correctional Colony No. 34
The results of the visit confirm the existence of decisions aimed at ensuring the basic rights of convicted persons, as well as specific aspects requiring further improvement. Issues concerning the reception and initial placement of new arrivals, the provision of separate accommodation and the consistent implementation of adaptation measures, certain elements of material and household support, food services, healthcare, and regime conditions require attention.
Report on the results of the monitoring visit to Kryvyi Rih Correctional Colony No. 80
Disproportionate interference with privacy has been detected due to the use of video surveillance, stigmatizing practices, and dangerous practices involving the use of ‘orderlies’ with delegated control functions. The institution’s administration refused to provide key documentation (staffing schedule, contracts, salary information).
Report on the results of the monitoring visit to Zhytomyr Correctional Colony No. 4
Overcrowding and failure to meet living space standards, stigmatizing practices, violations of the right to work and social protection, inadequate conditions for infectious and psychiatric isolation, and a lack of emergency medical aid and proper fire safety measures in the medical unit have been recorded.
Report on the Results of the Monitoring Visit to Raikivska Correctional Colony No. 73
Violations in disciplinary procedures, in the sphere of fire and electrical safety, the organisation of catering and bath and laundry services, as well as staff shortages and the practice of open carrying of special means by the institution's staff were identified. Significant problems were recorded in the sphere of health care and safety.
Report on the results of the monitoring visit to Berdychiv Correctional Colony No. 70
The identified shortcomings concern compliance with minimum living space standards, proper organisation of work with new arrivals, ensuring privacy, temperature control, and conditions of detention in residential premises, the QDR (Quarantine, Diagnostics and Reception) unit, and disciplinary isolation cells. A separate problem is the practice of engaging convicts in unpaid labour.
Report on the findings of the monitoring visit to Korosten Correctional Colony No. 71
Problematic aspects were identified regarding the realisation of prisoners’ rights to work and social protection. Shortcomings were established in the processing of newly arrived prisoners, in the sphere of medical care, disciplinary practice, and the maintenance of an appropriate level of safety.