Medicine in handcuffs: restraining prisoners and detainees undergoing medical treatment and hospitalisation

Tel-Aviv: Physicians for Human Rights-Israel. Edited by Ruchama Marton, Michal Bar-Or & Johanne Malka-Shalom (2003)
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This report examines the issue of restraining prisoners undergoing medical treatment from several angles: Cases illustrating the situation regarding shackling since Physicians for Human Rights-Israel's establishment; the issues and ramification raised by this phenomenon, both in terms of human rights and medical ethics, as well as from the governmental point of view, and the PHR-Israel point of view.

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