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1Health and Human Rights Division, Human Rights Watch. todrysk@hrw.org
HIV/AIDS Policy & Law Review
|March 19, 2011
Abstract:
High rates of pre-trial detention and extreme prison overcrowding are closely linked to poor health--and particularly to HIV and tuberculosis transmission and treatment--in prisons in sub-Saharan Africa. In this article, based on a presentation made at an AIDS 2010 satellite, Katherine Todrys describes the intersection of pre-trial detention and health in Zambian prisons.
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