xxxi. The NHRC collaborates with the National Prison Service to provide technical support for the training of police, prison service staff and the judiciary on the human rights of detainees. xxxii. The Prison Service ensures, as a matter of urgency, that prisoners are held in sanitary and humane conditions, which takes into consideration prisoners physical integrity at all times. xxxiii. In-service training courses on human rights specifically focusing on the rights of those deprived of their liberty should be organized for all law enforcement and penitentiary officials as well as offiials of the judiciary and lawyers. The training courses and curricular of training schools for law enforcement officials and the judiciary should be updated regularly to reflect the latest development in international law and incorporate the principles enunciated in the RIG. xxxiv. xxxv. NGOs NGOs should collaborate with the Government to provide, were possible, technical support for the training of police, prison service staff and the judiciary on the human rights of detainees. NGOs should be allowed to visit prisons regularly to promote compliance with the minimum standards of detention. …….. END 45 | P a g e