Detention Act Article 4

Detention center personnel should respect the dignity of defendants and protect their human rights in the performance of duties without overstepping the intended purpose of detention and the limits on necessary actions taken to maintain the order of the detention facility.Detention center personnel shall not discriminate defendants based on race, skin color, sex, language, religion, political affiliation, national origin, ethnicity, social class, wealth, birth, disability or other status.A detention center shall protect the accessibility rights of defendants with disability inside the detention center and take appropriate measures for reasonable accommodation.A detention center shall not place a defendant in solitary confinement for more than fifteen (15) days. Where a detention center imposes solitary confinement on a defendant in the execution of its duties in accordance with laws, it shall regularly report to the supervisory authority and assign medical personnel to conduct continuous evaluation of the physical and mental conditions of the defendant. Where medical personnel deems the defendant unfit for continuous solitary confinement, the solitary confinement must be terminated.