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territory, or the possibility of protected persons receiving medical care outside the occupiedterritory. 517Accused or convicted protected persons who are detained shall, if possible, be separatedfrom other detainees and shall enjoy conditions of food and hygiene that will be sufficient tokeep them in good health, and that will be at least equal to those obtaining in prisons in thatcountry. 51810.29.6.1 Medical Attention and Spiritual Assistance. Accused or convictedprotected persons who are detained shall receive the medical attention required by their state ofhealth. 519 They shall also have the right to receive any spiritual assistance that they mayrequire. 52010.29.6.2 Separate Confinement for Women and Special Treatment for Minors.Women shall be confined in separate quarters and shall be under the direct supervision ofwomen. 521 Proper regard shall be paid to the special treatment due to minors. 52210.29.6.3 Visits by the Protecting Power and ICRC and Right to Receive ReliefParcel. Accused or convicted protected persons who are detained shall have the right to bevisited by delegates of the Protecting Power and the ICRC, in accordance with the provisions ofArticle 143 of the GC. 523 Accused or convicted protected persons who are detained also shallhave the right to receive at least one relief parcel monthly. 52410.30 TRANSFERS OF INTERNEES FROM THE PLACE OF INTERNMENTThe rules in this section apply to transfers of internees from the place of internment.517 See II-A FINAL RECORD OF THE DIPLOMATIC CONFERENCE OF GENEVA OF 1949 835 (“A provision appeared inArticle 67 of the Stockholm text that protected persons indicted or convicted by the courts in occupied territory shallin no case be taken outside the said territory. The Committee felt this prohibition to be too emphatic since it wouldpreclude the appearance of convicted persons before appeal courts outside the occupied territory, or the possibilityof their receiving health treatment outside the territory. The Committee considered that the principle behind thisprovision could be preserved by including in Article 66 a provision to the effect that protected persons indicted shallbe detained in the occupied country and if convicted shall serve their sentence therein.”).518 GC art. 76 (“They shall, if possible, be separated from other detainees and shall enjoy conditions of food andhygiene which will be sufficient to keep them in good health, and which will be at least equal to those obtaining inprisons in the occupied country.”).519 GC art. 76 (“They shall receive the medical attention required by their state of health.”).520 GC art. 76 (“They shall also have the right to receive any spiritual assistance which they may require.”).521 GC art. 76 (“Women shall be confined in separate quarters and shall be under the direct supervision of women.”).522 GC art. 76 (“Proper regard shall be paid to the special treatment due to minors.”).523 GC art. 76 (“Protected persons who are detained shall have the right to be visited by delegates of the ProtectingPower and of the International Committee of the Red Cross, in accordance with the provisions of Article 143.”).524 GC art. 76 (“Such persons shall have the right to receive at least one relief parcel monthly.”).717