The Fiji Corrections Service has announced that two inmates who participated in hunger strikes at the Maximum Security Corrections Facility last week have returned to eating regular meals.
According to a statement from the FCS, a medical team assessed the inmates to ensure they were in stable physical condition after the hunger strike. The agency emphasized that the inmates’ well-being is a top priority and that measures are in place to closely monitor their recovery.
The FCS reiterated its commitment to maintaining safe, secure, and humane treatment for all offenders in its care. This commitment includes prioritizing the physical and mental health of inmates through regular medical evaluations and ensuring they have continuous access to healthcare services.
In the statement, the FCS expressed appreciation for the ongoing support from the public and stakeholders in the rehabilitation and management of offenders, reaffirming its dedication to upholding standards of care and safety across all facilities.