The United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the treatment of Prisoners (the Nelson Mandela Rules) 

 - Vienna, Austria  United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime UNODC  17 December, 2015 
 - 34p.: Color Illustration  22 cm 
 -  v.16-00193 .
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Preliminary observation 1<br/>Preliminary observation 2<br/>Preliminary observation 3<br/>Preliminary observation 4<br/>Rules of General application<br/>Basic principles<br/>Prisoner file management<br/>Separation of categories<br/>Accommodation<br/>Personal hygiene<br/>Clothing and bedding<br/>Food <br/>Exercise and sport<br/>Health-care services<br/>Restrictions, discipline and sanctions<br/>Instruments of restraint<br/>Searches of prisoners and cells<br/>Information to and complaints by prisoners<br/>Contact with the outside world<br/>Books<br/>Religion<br/>Retention of prisoners' property<br/>Notifications<br/>Investigations<br/>Removal of prisoners<br/>Institutional personnel<br/>Internal and external inspections<br/>Rules applicable to special categories<br/>A. Prisoners under sentence<br/>Guiding principles<br/>Treatment<br/>Classification and individualization<br/>Privileges<br/>Work<br/>Education and recreation<br/>Social relations and aftercare<br/>B. Prisoners with mental disabilities and/or health conditions<br/>C. Prisoners under arrest or awaiting trial<br/>D. Civil prisoners<br/>E. Persons arrested or detained without charge
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>341.65