BAHA-13 Accepted

Segregation and Sight Deprivation

Baha Mousa Inquiry · The Report of the Baha Mousa Inquiry - Volume III · Issued 8 September 2011 · Addressed to: Ministry of Defence

Source — verbatim from the inquiry

Inquiry recommendation

In dealing with segregation, JDP 1-10 should make clear that sight deprivation should not be used as a means of segregating CPErS to prevent them communicating with each other.

Baha Mousa Inquiry, The Report of the Baha Mousa Inquiry - Volume III · 8 Sep 2011 Source PDF →

Published evidence summary

Publicly available evidence relating to this recommendation:

Government response: Accepted. No public evidence of delivery has been found.

Sources

Government response (2011-09-08): Accepted Source: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/publication-of-the-baha-mousa-inquiry-report Text: Accepted.
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Response — verbatim from government

Ministry of Defence

Accepted.

Ministry of Defence · 8 Sep 2011 Written response →

Evidence trail — what's actually happened since

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