prisoner rights

Prisoner rights refer to the legal protections and entitlements that individuals incarcerated in prisons maintain, despite their confinement. These rights include access to basic healthcare, humane treatment, protection from abuse, the ability to communicate with family and legal representatives, and the right to practice their religion. Additionally, prisoners have rights related to fair treatment and due process, such as the right to challenge their conditions of confinement. While these rights can vary by country and jurisdiction, the principle is that prisoners should be treated with dignity and respect, recognizing their humanity even while serving sentences.