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Ill-Treatment of Detainees Torture and other Forms of Physical Abuse A poster displays the rules for detainees at the Duc Hanh center, Binh Phuoc province. © Private 2011 57 HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH | SEPTEMBER 2011
HCM City DOLISA Socialist Republic of Vietnam Duc Hanh Medical Treatment Center Independence—Freedom—Happiness Binh Phuoc, December 01, 2009 BYLAWS (Applied to the center’s trainees) Based on the Decision No. 114/2001/QD-UB dated 26 November 2001, issued by the Municipal People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City permitting the establishment of Duc Hanh Medical Treatment Center under HCMC’s DOLISA. In order to ensure safety, security and order at Duc Hanh Medical Treatment Center, the Board of Directors regulates as follows: • Article 1: Trainees shall absolutely comply with every regulation of the Board of Directors and every directive of the immediate staff-in-charge. • Article 2: [Detainees must] absolutely comply with the timetable assigned for labor, studying and personal activities. Every activity of trainees must be reported and subject to the approval of the immediate staff-in-charge. • Article 3: [Detainees are ordered] to enthusiastically labor, study and improve one’s dignity and personality, to elevate one’s organizational awareness to participate in every treatment and therapy program throughout the period of undergoing rehab treatment at the Medical Treatment Center. • Article 4: [Detainees are ordered] to protect Socialist property, not to vandalize public and private properties, not to steal properties for private use, not to take advantage and beg for favors, not to organize violent gangs to bully, and not to escape the center or organize escapes. • Article 5: [Detainees are ordered] to practice a civilized lifestyle and a healthy culture. No swearing, lying, no shaving the head, no trouble-causing [behavior] to jeopardize solidarity. [Detainees are ordered] to maintain personal and public hygiene and keep their belongings in good order. • Article 6: <strong>The</strong> infiltration, possession, circulation and use of depraved cultural products [i.e. publications], sharp objects, bank notes, precious metal and THE REHAB ARCHIPELAGO 58
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