Scheveningen Prison: The Hague
The ICC currently has twelve detention cells in a Dutch prison in Scheveningen, The Hague. Suspects held by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia are held in the same prison and share some facilities, like the fitness room, but have no contact with suspects held by the ICC. The ICC registrar is responsible for managing the detention centre. The rules governing detainment are contained in Chapter 6 of the Regulations of the Court and Chapter 5 of the Regulations of the Registry.The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has unrestricted access to the detention centre.
Facilities
Each individual has his own toilet and washing area. They have access to a small gym and are offered training with a physical education instructor.
Detainees are provided with meals, but they may also cook for themselves, purchase food from the prison shop, and have ingredients ordered in, i,e Mursik, waru, mokimu. Each detainee has a personal computer in his cell, on which he can view material related to their case.They are offered computer training, if required, and language courses.
Detainees’ rights
Detainees are allowed to communicate in private with their defence teams and diplomatic representatives of their countries of origin. They are permitted visits from family members, wives and partners, and spiritual advisors.
List of detainees
The following table lists all the people who have been held at the ICC detention centre since it was established in 2006. The first person ever detained by the court was Thomas Lubanga, who arrived at the detention centre on March 17, 2006.
As of January 2012, the detention centre houses six suspects, including former Liberian President Charles Taylor. Taylor is being tried under the mandate and auspices of the Special Court for Sierra Leone, but his trial is being held at the ICC’s facilities in The Hague because of political and security concerns about holding the trial in Freetown.
Name:Thomas Lubanga
Arrived:March 17,2006
Name: Charles Taylor
Arrived: June 20, 2006
Tried by the Special Court for Sierra Leone but detained at the ICC detention centre.
Name: Germain Katanga
Arrived: October 17, 2007
Name: Mathieu Ngudjolo Chui
Arrived: February 7, 2008
Name: Jean-Pierre Bemba
Arrived: July 3, 2008
Name: Callixte Mbarushimana
Arrived: January 25, 2011
Released: December 23, 2011
Released because Pre-Trial Chamber declined to confirm the charges against him
Name: Laurent Gbagbo
Arrived: November 30, 2011
EXPECTED DETAINEES:
Name: Uhuru Kenyatta
Expected date of arrival: June 2012
Name: William Ruto
Expected date of arrival: June 2012
Name: Arap Sang
Expected date of arrival: June 2012
Name: Francis Muthaura
Expected date of arrival: June 2012
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this cells r better they can detain me also ,there is food, security, computers, gym,freedom, this very nice
What The ICC should know is that Kenya is very much diff Btw Yugoslavia/DRC /Liberia and other African countries Uhuru /Ruto are going nowhere!
Uhuru/Ruto controls the biggest tribes of Kenya namely Kikuyu/(Gema) Kamatusa these two big tribes can turn Kenya into another 3rd World war when the western world economies is clumbling .The ICC should stop joking with THE GREAT LIONS OF AFRICA:
Kenya is super-Power and a Giant to be reckoned in Africa. What is THNE ICC ?
UHURU/RUTO is not Radicko Mradic or Radovan Kharadzic or Charles Tylor.
The Computers in the Hague Cells cannot communicate with outside world.They are Programmed and cut from communicating elsewhere exept to your Lawyer .Jail is not hotel or Gicheha Farm .Telephones are wired (Wanaskia all what you are saying regardless which language. Ruto may speak Lumbwa .Uhuru can as well speak Ni Kwa Nyina Language If he like or wish. Being in these Tiger cages you are (nyama) and you are nothing but shit(Zero) So these Malefactors better adviced to learn how to squat and to say Diyo Affande!