The Fiji Corrections Service has announced that two inmates from the Maximum Security Corrections Facility, who participated in hunger strikes last week, have returned to eating regular meals. In a statement, FCS reported that a medical team performed assessments to ensure the prisoners’ physical stability following their hunger strike.
The agency emphasized its commitment to the inmates’ well-being, stating that measures are in place to carefully monitor their recovery. The FCS is dedicated to its primary mission of providing safe, secure, and humane treatment to all offenders under its care. This includes a focus on the physical and mental health of inmates through regular medical check-ups and constant access to healthcare services.
The statement expressed gratitude for the ongoing support from the public and stakeholders in the rehabilitation and management of offenders, reinforcing the importance of maintaining high standards of care and safety within their facilities.