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  • Report proposes reforms for a gender-responsive, human, and rights-based correctional system.
  • Key recommendations include legislative overhaul, independent oversight via National Commission for Prisons, and enhanced healthcare for women prisoners.
  • Focus on rights of pregnant women, children, transgender prisoners, and women-centric prison administration with improved infrastructure.

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The report proposes comprehensive reforms to create a gender-responsive, human and rights-based correctional system across the country.

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Human and rights-based correctional system

A correctional system that prioritizes the inherent dignity, fundamental rights, and well-being of all individuals, ensuring humane treatment, access to legal recourse, and opportunities for rehabilitation in line with international human rights standards.

Gender-responsive correctional system

A correctional system that acknowledges and addresses the distinct needs, experiences, and vulnerabilities of women, men, and gender-diverse individuals within the justice system, aiming for equitable outcomes and rehabilitation.

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