VOICED : Italys prisoners packed like sardines call for reforms

The European Court of Human Rights criticized Italy for overcrowded prisons, giving a year for reforms. Despite efforts like community service and space guarantees, issues like shared facilities and health concerns persist. The Council of Europe noted a reduction in inmates, but numbers still exceed capacity. International pressure remains crucial for ongoing reform.

What did the European Court of Human Rights say about the conditions in Italian prisons?

What reforms were Italy given to implement regarding its prison system?

How has overcrowding affected the daily lives of prisoners in Italy?

What measures have been praised by the Council of Europe regarding the number of inmates?

What is the current situation regarding the deadline set for reforms in Italian prisons?