CAT/OP/PER/1/Add.1 117. According to the information provided by the judiciary, the Youth Assessment and Rehabilitation Centre in Lima has adequate infrastructure and the intensive intervention sector complies with sanitary conditions. 92 118. The Trujillo juvenile detention centre does not have an intensive intervention sector since it has a holding capacity of 50 persons and is currently overcrowded. It therefore chooses to transfer adolescents to other juvenile detention centres . 93 119. The Human Rights Handbook for Police Officers states that when a minor is arrested, his or her parents or guardian must be immediately notified; the circumstances and the place of detention shall be communicated as soon as possible to the competent prosecutor and judge. 94 120. In addition, the above-mentioned Handbook provides that every child deprived of liberty shall be treated with humanity and respect for the inherent dignity of the human person, and in a manner which takes into account the needs of persons of his or her age. To that end, children must be segregated from adults and have the right to maintain contact with their family. 95 3.3.2 Torture and ill-treatment 121. In paragraph 102 of its report, the Subcommittee recommends, inter alia, that clear criteria be established in the centres’ internal regulations as to what kind of disciplinary measures should be imposed on adolescents who have committed an offence. 122. In this regard, the judiciary approved the Handbook of Procedural Rules for the Execution of Socio-educative Measures for the Social Reintegration of Adolescents in Conflict with the Law in Open Juvenile Detention Centres,96 through Administrative Decision No. 072-2015-CE-PJ (13 March 2015). 123. The above-mentioned rules are intended to define the criteria for implementing the differential treatment model for adolescents in conflict with the law in open juvenile detention centres, and thus to establish a modern juvenile criminal justice system that is in accordance with reality, good practices and international standards and that guarantees the fundamental rights of adolescents subject to socioeducational measures in open juvenile detention centres. 124. Furthermore, Administrative Decision No. 040-2013-GG-PJ approves the Regulations on the Rights, Obligations and Punishment of Adolescents in Conflict with the Law in Closed Juvenile Detention Centres of the Judiciary. 97 __________________ 92 93 94 95 96 Judiciary, Official Letter No. 12-2017-DDHH-PJ of 17 April 2017, p. 2. Ibid. Ministry of the Interior, General Directorate for Democratic Security, Official Letter No. 0015772015/IN/DGSD, p. 3. Ministry of the Interior, General Directorate for Democratic Security, Official Letter No. 001577-2015/IN/DGSD, p. 3.Cf. Human Rights Handbook for Police Officers, p. 53. Judiciary, Administrative Decision No. 072-2015-CE-PJ of 13 March 2016 approving the Handbook of Procedural Rules for the Execution of Socio-educative Measures for the Social Reintegration of Adolescents in Conflict with the Law in Open Juvenile Detention Centres . There are additional rules, including: Administrative Decision No. 546-2013-GG-PJ approving the Operational Guide to Preparing the Management Report on National Open Juvenile Detention Centres. Administrative Decision No. 318-2013-GG-PJ approving Directive No. 007-2013-GG-PJ on rules governing the organization and operation of the parenting classes programme in national open juvenile detention centres. 97 V.17-05867 Administrative Decision No. 608-2013-GG-PJ approving Directive No. 002-2013-GCJ-GG/PJ on organizing the matrix file of adolescents in conflict with the law in national open juvenile detention centres. Judiciary, General management, Administrative Decision No. 040-2013-GG-PJ approving the Regulations on the Rights, Obligations and Punishment of Adolescents in Conflict with the Law in Closed Juvenile Detention Centres of the Judiciary of 22 January 2013. Available from 19/27