Article 13. Rights of persons subjected to administrative detention

Persons subjected to administrative detention shall have the right to:

receive information on the procedure and conditions for serving administrative detention, and on their rights and obligations;

submit applications, proposals and complaints;

apply for personal reception to the head of the special reception facility or to persons authorised by him;

be kept in conditions ensuring their personal security and health, and receive appropriate medical care;

receive and send postal items and remittances;

meet with a lawyer, relatives or other persons;

make one limited telephone call per day within the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

uninterrupted sleep for eight hours at night;

take a daily walk during daytime, in specially designated areas, of not less than two hours;

perform religious rites, provided this does not violate the internal rules or the rights, freedoms and legitimate interests of others;

receive remuneration if engaged in work and benefit from protection of labour;

be provided, according to established norms, with foodstuffs, and use material and household conditions, educational and cultural materials, information materials and other items and belongings not prohibited by legislation;

obtain and keep medicines in the established manner.

Citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan subjected to administrative detention shall, in addition to the rights set out in part one of this Article, have the right to participate, in accordance with legislation, in the election of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, in elections to representative bodies of state power, and in the referendum of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Foreign citizens subjected to administrative detention shall, in addition to the rights set out in part one of this Article, have the right to communicate with the diplomatic missions and consular offices of their states; citizens of countries that have no diplomatic and consular offices in the Republic of Uzbekistan shall have the right to communicate with the diplomatic missions and consular offices of the state that has assumed protection of their interests.

Persons subjected to administrative detention may also have other rights in accordance with legislation.