In Which Cases Are Inmates Held in Solitary Confinement?

According to Clause 4, Article 48 of the Criminal Enforcement Law 2019, it is stipulated:

Inmates are to be housed in collective cells, except for those being held in solitary confinement as stipulated in Points d, dd, e, g Clause 2 and Clause 3, Article 30 of this Law.

Referring to Points d, dd, e, g Clause 2 and Clause 3, Article 30 of the Criminal Enforcement Law 2019, inmates will be held in solitary confinement in the following cases:

- Inmates with Group A infectious diseases as specified by the Law on Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases;

- Inmates showing signs of mental illness, or other illnesses that impair their ability to recognize or control their behavior while awaiting a decision from the Court;

- Inmates with a child under 36 months of age accompanying the mother into the detention center;

- Inmates who frequently violate the regulations of the detention facility;

- Inmates who are homosexual, transgender, or whose gender is not clearly defined.

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