Not exact matches
The result is animals who simply live in cages
for the rest of their lives, with little
meaningful human contact.
The Correctional Service Canada («CSC») procedure known as administrative segregation (similar to solitary confinement) authorizes the placement of inmates in small cells
for up to 23 hours a day without
meaningful human contact.
Solitary confinement is the practice of isolating prisoners alone in a small cell
for 22 hours or more per day with little
meaningful human contact.
The UN's Mandela Rules define solitary confinement as confinement of prisoners
for 22 hours or more per day without
meaningful human contact.