The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has announced it is looking into the case of two inmates at the Naboro Maximum Corrections facility who had recently engaged in a hunger strike. A delegation from the Commission visited the inmates to understand their grievances.
In an update, the Commission reported that the Fiji Corrections Service informed them that the hunger strike was concluded last night. Medical professionals have assessed the inmates’ health as a precautionary measure.
The Fiji Corrections Service stated that its medical team will conduct ongoing health evaluations to ensure the inmates maintain stable physical health after their hunger strike. The well-being of the inmates is regarded as a top priority, and necessary actions are being taken to support their recovery.
The Corrections Service reiterates its dedication to ensuring the safe, secure, and humane treatment of all offenders under its care, which includes focusing on the physical and mental health of all inmates through regular medical checkups and continuous access to healthcare services.