Recommendations (A/HRC/7/3/Add.7, para. 7292) Situation during visit Steps taken in previous years (A/HRC/13/39/Add.6 and A/HRC/16/52/Add.2) province. Information received in the reporting period the Indonesian National Police successfully caught the offenders and seized the weapons for committing the violence. They have been duly processed before the law and most of them have been sentenced to 5 to 15 years of imprisonment. At present, the situation in Poso is more conducive and is back to normalcy. In carrying out their duty, police officers refrain from committing discriminatory acts based on particular religion or ethnic group. Conditions of detention Conditions of detention varied considerably throughout the country, facilities in urban areas were overcrowded, while prisons outside of Java offered enough space; Government: The Ministry of Justice and Human Rights made several improvements in detention centres and prison facilities: - the detention centre and prison facilities in Cipinang Prison have been expanded into prisons, temporary detention centres and prisons for detainees charged with narcotic substances, 119 Overcrowded facilities, e.g. Chipinang prison, were confronted with sanitary and health difficulties, corruption, and - From 2007 to 2009, Cipinang Prison inter-prisoner violence; has conducted reintegration programs for Numerous complaints about the detainees on conditional release, or cuti quality of food were voiced; bersyarat (temporary conditional release). Between 2007 and September 2009, Punishment cells as well as new 16.400 prisoners were released. arrival areas were not in line with international standards; - A MoU was signed with the Ministry of Health on the improvement of sanitation Persons with mental disabilities and the development of internal were often held in punishment infirmary units equipped with standard cells; treatment facilities in all prisons, which Convicted and pre-trial detainees are expected to be implemented in 2010. were not separated in many - Minors/Juvenile prisoners have been The Ministry of Justice and Human Rights has made several improvements to the detention centre and prison facilities, such as: a. improving the menu by changing the 7-day-variation to 10-dayvariation of the menu and providing the calories needed; b. improving the health service for detainees by increasing the budget. The latter, however, is not sufficient to meet the ideal standard health treatment. In addition, the Indonesian National Police has intensified the Center for Coordinated Service in the Police Hospitals as well as Public Hospitals in the areas prone to trafficking in persons. c. Applying gender-friendly system, such as separating female A/HRC/19/61/Add.3 87. The Government of Indonesia should continue efforts to improve detention conditions, in particular with a view to providing health care, treat rather than punish persons with mental disabilities, and improve the quantity and quality of food. The Government, in all detention contexts, should ensure the separation of minors from adults and of pretrial prisoners from convicts and train and deploy female personnel to women‘s sections of prisons and custody facilities.