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ITALY: Prison conditions and deaths in custody

01 February 2010

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ITALY: Prison conditions and deaths in custody: Prison administration department's inquiry into the death of Stefano Cucchi (see Statewatch news online, November 2009). "Inchiesta amministrativa sul decesso di Cucchi Stefano, Dipartimento dell'amministrazione penitenziaria, Direzione Generale dei detenuti e del trattamento Roma", released on 22 December 2009, available on the Radical party's website at: (Radical Party website, pdf, 55MB, 348 pages). Associazione Antigone, "Oltre il tollerabile" (Beyond what is tolerable): Summary of the sixth report on prisons and the first statement by the Antigone ombudsman. Recordings of the reports to the fourth congress of the Nessuno Tocchi Caino association, held on 17 December 2009 and entitled "Basta omicidi, suicidi e segreti di stato" (Enough of killings, suicides and state secrets), from Radio Radicale.

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