Description

The Bylaw of 17 December 2021 on health care for  persons detained in administrative detention centres focuses on the provision of health care for individuals detained in administrative detention centers in France. Issued under the reference NOR: INTV2119154A, the arrêté outlines the responsibilities of detention center authorities to provide access to health services, including medical examinations, treatments, and emergency care. It mandates regular health assessments for detainees and specifies the procedures for addressing medical needs, including the management of chronic conditions and mental health support. The bylaw also emphasizes the importance of maintaining hygiene and sanitary conditions within the detention centers to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. Furthermore, the arrêté requires the presence of qualified medical personnel in detention centers and ensures that detainees have the right to consult with external healthcare providers if necessary. It also includes provisions for the documentation and reporting of health-related incidents and the coordination of care with public health services.