Supreme Court Orders Mexican State to Solve Overpopulation in Neza-Bordo Prison · Global Voices
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Excess inmates can seriously violate the human rights of persons deprived of their liberty
The SCJN ordered the Edomex government to solve the overcrowding in Neza prison, which houses 5,823 prisoners and has a capacity of 1,834.
This, when resolving a amparo trial promoted by the Technical Secretariat for Combating Torture, Cruel and Inhuman Treatment against the conditions for 3,989 persons deprived of their liberty
The Mexican State must guarantee the integrity of persons deprived of their liberty, after a saturation of more than 200%. SCJN ordered to attend to overcrowding in Neza-Bordo appeared first in Eleven News.
Due to overcrowding in the Neza-Bordo prison, the SCJN ordered the authorities of the State of Mexico to carry out a plan to correct this problem.
The Supreme Court granted amparo to compel the authorities to design a structural response to reduce overcrowding in the prison without resorting to indiscriminate release.
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