Inspectorate-General of the Lagos de Moreno Comprehensive Regional Justice Centre Breast cancer Inspectorate-General of the Tepatitlán de Morelos Comprehensive Regional Justice Centre Inspectorate-General of the Tequila Comprehensive Regional Justice Centre Breast cancer No screening was carried out as there were Cervical no female inmates at the time of the cancer campaign screening 4 No screening was carried out as there were Cervical no female inmates at the time of the cancer campaign screening No screening was carried out as there were Cervical no female inmates at the time of the cancer campaign screening 3 2 1 3 288.Moreover, through coordinated action between the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Public Security of the State of Oaxaca, in 2009 special attention was given to female inmates of the central prison, in the form of screening for breast cancer and human papillomavirus and cervical cytology. Indicate in the records of the institution and/or in the personal file of the prisoner the cell block to which they are assigned and the reasons for that assignment (para. 201) Compliance measures 289.All prisons in the Federal District have a record of the location and assignment of inmates. 290.In Jalisco, prisons have a register listing the population, recording movements for arrivals, relocations and departures. The register contains at least the following data: full name of inmate, cell block/cell (room, module), table of people per cell block/cell (room, module) and the unit that keeps this record is the social reintegration office (the former safety coordination and monitoring office). 291.In this context, the Social Reintegration Office of the Department for the Enforcement of Sanctions and Punitive Measures of the Ministry of Public Security of the state of Oaxaca drafted and circulated to the prison governors the Prison Classification Criteria and Prison Classification Manual, which have been used for criminological classification in various prisons of the state. 292.In May 2009 the process of prison criminological classification began with the Criminological Classification Criteria document which assembles the arguments for making classifications in the state’s prisons and addresses the basic physical, criminal and personality characteristics for grouping inmates in order to avoid conflicts between them. 293.The prison classification process is divided into four basic stages. The first is to gather information from each prison. The second is to examine the state of the physical spaces in order to conduct an internal criminological diagnosis. 294.In the third stage the information gathered is used to carry out the classification and forwarded to the Department of Social Reintegration for a decision. In the last stage the objective prison classification is carried out. 295.In May 2009, the criminological classification was carried out for Miahuatlán prison. In November 2009, the prison classification manual was drafted. It contains the classification criteria to enable all staff working in prisons to ensure medium- and long-term continuity. 296.In 10 of the 14 prisons it has been deemed appropriate to carry out the criminological classification in the medium term, and this began in 2010. 297.Classification was been completed in the prison of Miahuatlan, is 75 per cent complete in the prisons of Etla, Cuicatlán and Tanivet, is 25 per cent complete in Tuxtepec, Matías Romero and Juchitán, while those of Cosolapa, Huajuapam and Tlaxiaco are at the first stage. The remaining four (Central Prison, Tehuantepec, Pochutla and Juquila) have yet to begin this process. Draw up transparent, written criteria and rules for assigning inmates to cell blocks (para. 201) Compliance measures 298.As soon as suspects are admitted, the Pretrial Detention and Rehabilitation Centre for Women in Jalisco state carries out a study to determine where they will be housed, based on their criminological profile. Similarly, for locations and relocations of the population (tried and sentenced), proposed cell-block assignments are subject to the prior approval of the Technical Council. Additionally, each inmate is individually monitored and handled at every stage of her detention, with the support of interdisciplinary units under 44 reintegration programmes. Detainees entering a place of detention should be fully informed and advised about their rights and duties and the conditions of their detention, and they should be treated humanely, with respect for their dignity (para. 237) Compliance measures 299.In the Federal District, the Executive Office of Prevention and Social Rehabilitation informs all detainees of their rights and