The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has confirmed that it is investigating the case of two inmates at the Naboro Maximum Corrections facility who recently staged a hunger strike. A team from the Commission visited the inmates to understand their concerns.
In a recent update, the Commission stated that it was informed by the Fiji Corrections Service that the inmates concluded their hunger strike the night before. A medical doctor has assessed their health status to ensure their well-being.
The Fiji Corrections Service has also announced that its medical team will conduct regular health evaluations to ensure the inmates remain in stable condition following their hunger strike. Their well-being is a priority, and appropriate measures are being implemented to monitor their recovery closely.
The Fiji Corrections Service emphasizes its commitment to treating all offenders safely, securely, and humanely, which includes prioritizing inmates’ physical and mental health through consistent medical check-ups and access to healthcare services.